On June 24, 2014 11:49:16 AM PDT, Christopher Hallsworth wrote: >I asked to make it accessible with VoiceOver but received no response.
A11Y is a two way street. Both sets of developers (A11Y & other program) have to work together, so that the program functions as expected, when using the A11Y software. If the A11Y software developers don't take advantage of A11Y interfaces in the program, then it does not matter what the program developers do, the A11Y software won't work with it. I don't know what the issue with VoiceOver is, but in the Windows world, unless Freedom Scientific recently changed their thinking, LibO and AOo are non-starters.For that matter, the same thing is true for GW Micro. > Someone suggested LibreOffice your competitor so going to try that. NeoOffice is more likely to work with VoiceOver than LibO. >Hadley School for the Blind What seems really stupid to me, is that rather than develop software that is fully functional for blind people, organizations will spend money teaching people that can't see, to fail to be able to use software that not only is user-hostile to begin with, but requires vision to be able to properly use. jonathon -- Your documents, your language, your way. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@openoffice.apache.org
