At 10:42 AM 6/8/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I just downloaded the new quick time player from Apple's website. The
>problem is, it wants me to register. So, every two days, I have to have a
>sighted person click the later button. The only problem is, that these
>buttons aren't really accessible to the keyboard. When I press tab, I get
>an illegal opperation dialogue. So, I must click them with the mouse.
>
>Jaws won't let me access these buttons at all with the jaws cursor. I've
>tried moving the mouse with shift alt numpad keys and got no where.
>
>If any of you have had this problems, do scripts help? Could a script be
>written to give clicking access to these buttons?
>
>Josh
>
Josh, I haven't found a way to get around this either. Apple, who claims that
they are all for accessability in their software, has distributed an
application with a dialog box that is totally inaccessible via the keyboard.
Also, note that the QuickTime player is supposed to be free, but yet whenever
you start it it brings up the inaccessible dialog about QuickTime Pro. Real
accessability folks. :-)
I have JFW 3.00.25 on both of my workstations and haven't been able to get
around this.
My 2 cents...
-- Mike
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