To get an idea of how screen readers vocalise content (it also many
other features) I would recommend trying adesigner
(http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/adesigner)
On 06/12/2007, Jixor - Stephen I [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That said how would it compare for a developer that is making an effort
Firevox also implemts much of WAI-ARIA, so it is useful for testing
and demos of ARIA functionality.
On 05/12/2007, Steve Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would
Firevox also implemts much of WAI-ARIA, so it is useful for testing
and demos of ARIA functionality.
On 05/12/2007, Steve Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would describe
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would describe it as
full-fledged screen reader as it had many shortcomings. I got the
impression it was really just a hobby project, and Charles said he had
pretty much
A year ago I started to evaluate FireVox 2.6 and had a dialog with Charles
Chen, its creator. At that time there is no way I would describe it as
full-fledged screen reader as it had many shortcomings. I got the
impression it was really just a hobby project, and Charles said he had
pretty much
I haven't tried them before but they sound very interesting. I'll have
to give them a look.
Nick Lo wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has tried/tested the following potentially
useful extensions and if so what their opinion was/is:
Two recently released text-to-speech extensions can transform
I haven't tried them before but they sound very interesting. I'll have
to give them a look.
Nick Lo wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has tried/tested the following potentially
useful extensions and if so what their opinion was/is:
Two recently released text-to-speech extensions can transform
