Hello, for those of you interested, there is a list which addresses
problems such as the one below. For problems with using accessibility in
web pages, the use of access technology with creating web pages, designing
accessible web pages, and blind html designers.
If you feel this list will meat your needs, feel free to join us.
Send a blank message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], or feel free
to email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I will subscribe you. This list is not
for the instruction of html, however, we will accept questions relating to
the use of html code affecting screen readers such tables, frames, ect.
At 06:29 PM 4/8/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi Stephen. I was just writing to ask how you were doing with
>Arachnophilia. I will soon be starting a list for blind webmasters which I
>am hoping will be fairly low in traffic but which can be a resource for
>people interested in making web-authoring tools work correctly with screen
>reading software. At first, you will have to use the JFW cursor a lot, but
>you can configure the program so that you asign keystrokes to things you
>use often. I admit that I am still working with the program, but it can be
>quite a powerful little beast once you get the concepts down.
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>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
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Be safe.
Your friend,
Frank.
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