Have found one that has potential caled Nintius, or somethijng
similar. I am going to email the developers, though and see if they
will fix it. It is supposed to be able to speak, but of course it
doesn't do this reliablym and I suspect VO has something to do with
this and wondering if they can fix it. If they do, then I'll be
happy to pay the $10 for it.
Jane
On Apr 10, 2006, at 1:48 PM, John Panarese wrote:
Hi folks,
This topic has come up a few times, but I'm tossing it out
there again.
Has anyone found a mud client for the Mac that works well with
VoiceOver?
I've been looking around and experimenting, but I've found nothing
as of
yet. Salvitar has potential, but the author didn't seem to want to
give VO
anything more than the generic accessibility lip service response
to my
inquiry about it. My coder for the mud I run suggested, Mud
Walker, which
he uses, but it isn't really accessible either.
Thus, as an admin, I am really looking for a client that does
more than,
let's say, telnet. Getting Telnet to work with speech feedback
would be a
start, but the use of triggers and other events one can customize
in, let's
say, gmud or zmud, would be more useful. If you know of any that
either
don't work or partially work, I'd be even interested in that, as I
am not
adverse to contacting authors directly.
Thanks
John D. Panarese
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