Hi, As ordinary blind user, I work very much to promote OOo and accessibility free software for blind people. The current problem is that public administrations, in France, choose OOo, but blind people are complaining, as they consider it's not perfectly accessible with NVDA (Free screen reader for Windows). And migrating to Linux isn't always easy in a network (active directory features, ...).
However, IBM Symphony works fine. My problem is that's not a really free software. Nethertheless, IBM, according I was told, gave to the Apache Foundation Iaccessible2, which is the code which enables Symphony to be perfectly accessible with NVDA. Could someone study Iaccessible2 and integrate it in OOo? It'd be great if OOo could be accessible with NVDA in the next stable releases. As no developper, I'd appreciate if you could tell me when it's integrated, if someone accepts to do it. Thanks very much for your answer. Regards, -- Jean-Philippe MENGUAL accelibreinfo, votre partenaire en informatique adaptée aux déficients visuels Tél.: 06.76.34.93.37 Mail: mengualjean...@free.fr Site Web: http://www.accelibreinfo.eu
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