I agree that the office assistant is a real nuisance, but, while it's there,
I don't want my screen reader making the decision for me. Yes, tell me it's
there, but don't automatically close it. Believe it or not, on very rare
occasions, I have turned SayAll on, and used the information from the office
assistant. I would hate to think my screen reader could determine what I
could and could not use.
Bob
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From: bill cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 4:50 AM
Subject: Re: Does anybody else think this is a good idea?
>well walt do not worry to much about getting rid of it, most sighted
people
>working for magazines recommend removeing it as well.
>
>sooner or later it results in the same info over and over again.
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>translation a big waste of time.
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> i totally agree that the way it pops onto screen is a problem for new
users.
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>though most experience users also want to get rid of it.
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>because it waste time.
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>the office assistant is a great idea that is far from being perfected.
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>perfection will come when the end user can pick differant levels, like
>beginner, to advance.
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>plus the ability to turn off portions of it.
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>bill cameron
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