I absolutely agree with Gordon. Apple is not the type of
company that makes claims and states them in their documentation or
on their website and doesn't hold to the information. I think such
a negative standpoint might be appropriate to other companies in
other instances, but history has shown that this has not been the
case with Apple.
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On Jul 21, 2007, at 4:54 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
WILL. YOU'RE LEAPING TO WILD AND, I HAVE TO SAY, TOTALLY
INACCURATE ASSUMPTIONS.
On 21 Jul 2007, at 10:59, william lomas wrote:
hi
that's why i dont believe we will see braille from anyone in
leopard and that all the claims taht braille will be supported are
non starters
we are unfortunately, a very small community of blind mac users and
unfortunately the market lies with windows
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