Hi Greg
I agree completely and have said so on many occasions. It is one of
the duties that I envision the office of Accessibility Evangelist
at Apple would do. Now if we could just get Apple to create such an
office.
In some ways, it seems a little inconsistent with Apple's policy on
inclusiveness and their general ethos about computing for all. Apple
are as far as I can remember the only commercial operating system
creators who are actively pursuing accessibility for all, of course,
Microsoft were seemingly warned off by NFB, which again seems
inconsistent with the ultimate desires of organizations for
minorities; inclusion.
Take care
James
