Dears, Here in my city, Sao Paulo, Brazil, there's a web page in wich you can check if your bus is arriving in the bus stop. When I use internet explorer a a screen reader for windows I'm informed about the next buses arriving, how long it will take for the bus to come, etc. But I can't access this web page with talks. Every time I open the webpage using my e72 the webpage just disapears, like closing immediatelly. It's an important web page because it can make us more independent. Some times we don't have a sighted person to look for the bus we need. So I think that it's an important subject to discuss here, specially because it may happen in other cities around the world and still there's a lot of people using talks. Almost all of my brazilian blind friends use talks and will keep on using it untill the cell phone breaks and there's no symbiam equipment to buy anymore. I see two possible solutions: 1. Talks become able to open that kind of html, or 2. The web page becomes programmed to be read by talks. The first solution may help more people if the same problem happens in other cities. But if it will be too complicated to make talks access this kind of html, I can try to convince the group that programs this web page to make it accessible to talks. So I'd like the oppinion of nuance specialists to say if solution one is possible. If it's not, I'd like your advice for me to inform the programmers to make the web site accessible with talks. I will give the url bellow so that possibly a nuance specialist can tell what happens in this web page that makes it not accesible with talks. Thanks in advance for any advice. Paulo The url to check bus positions in Sao Paulo is http://olhovivo.sptrans.com.br Here I open, for instance, the link Santo Amaro a.. Then I click, for instance, on BANESPA Centro 1 This way I discover the next buses arriving.
Probably this is an international gps system that can be used in other countries. I say that because the web page is accessible via Iphone and android. _______________________________________________ Talks mailing list Talks@talksusers.com http://lists.talksusers.com/mailman/listinfo/talks Hosting of this list provided courtesy of: eHosting Limited: http://www.ehosting.com/ and Talknav Inc. http://www.talknav.net/
