Hi Jamal As you have already said, Project managers are very visual in nature. I have not yet checked out the latest version of MsProject 98. It might be possible to get MsProject 98 accessable if JFW can access the internal objects via COM. This would depend on how much information is available for those people who know how to use the COM capabilities of Jfw. If the information that is available for MsProject 98 is very limited and there is not enough info to allow someone to work out what is on the screen via COM. Then it might not be accessable. I do not know if MsProject 98 has MSAA or not. If it does, then this would help, but would not be the only method that would be needed to get this product accessable. Sorry that the information that I have provided is not a clear answer. But there is none at this stage. cheers Sean. really do not want to ge >>> Jamal Mazrui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 23/April/1999 08:15am >>> Any info/opinions on how well Windows project management programs work with screen readers in general and JFW in particular? I realize that some of the charts such as Gantt and PERT are highly visual in nature. Are there textual alternatives to the charts that a screen reader can make intelligible? How accessible is the process of inputting data? I'm particularly interested in comments about Microsoft Project, but welcome views on any other products as well. Thanks, Jamal - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
