Hi Michael,
Thanks for the VPAT discussion link. It was an interesting read.
I had assumed as much that the TDF would have to be involved with
establishing a VPAT of its own.
However, I am assuming that this would not mean to say that an
individual/group could not fill out a VPAT template
Hi Marc,
there was a discussion around VPAT in 2020 already, s. the mailing list
thread starting here:
https://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/accessibility/msg00926.html
To summarize: Your below suggestion is something that this list cannot
deal with, but that would have to be addressed
On 20/7/23 08:45, sophi wrote:
Do the accessibility options found in LibreOffice suffice for all
criteria of adoption for most of these organizations?
Is there an organization that regulates accessibility requirements
for software packages?
That depends on the country. We have that in France
Hi all,
Many thanks for the feedback on these questions, all of which have quite
interesting information and suggestions.
It would seem to me that LibreOffice should at least have a posted
generic VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) somewhere on its
wiki where it is updated
Hi,
Le 19/07/2023 à 16:19, Marc Paré a écrit :
I was wondering if someone could comment on the following.
If there were campaigns of LibreOffice/ODF adoption as default
software/open document formats directed to various country governmental
levels (either at the national, state/provincial,
Hi Mike,
Le 19/07/2023 à 16:19, Marc Paré a écrit :
I was wondering if someone could comment on the following.
If there were campaigns of LibreOffice/ODF adoption as default
software/open document formats directed to various country governmental
levels (either at the national,
I was wondering if someone could comment on the following.
If there were campaigns of LibreOffice/ODF adoption as default
software/open document formats directed to various country governmental
levels (either at the national, state/provincial, local/municipal,
educational, NGO, etc.), would
