David Andrews said:
> If you have OSX10.4 Tiger there is a built-in screen reader called Voice
> Over. I believe it is command-F5 to bring it up, but could be wrong
> there. I have only used it briefly, and not at all with the web, but
> could probably get access to a machine at work.
Correct, this works with MacOS X 10.4 Tiger. I've tried VoiceOver just to
play around with it a bit, and I didn't like it. I turned it back off
soon thereafter. I wouldn't want to be dependant on a program like this
for all my web access.
But if someone wants me to do some specific testing, please let me know.
This is now my main machine, and I have both Safari and Firefox, and I can
install a number of other browsers for testing purposes (including Opera,
Camino, etc...).
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