I don't know of any accessible software list in general, though
there's lots of discussion about such on this list and others. I
could put together a list and post it on my site, so folks could
refer to it for just such a question as yours. It makes sense. Give
me a day or two, and I'll get the list started. Software, version,
and any caveats with using it (if any) I'll of course try to stick
to 100% accessible software where possible, but when not available,
will add info about making it work/work arounds. Think it is about
time we get an exhaustive list somewhere with this sort of info on it.
Louie and Bruce have some content relating to this sort of thing on
their sites, but I don't know of anything that's a complete list.
I'll post it at
http://www.softcon.com/mac/voiceoversoftware.html
On Apr 15, 2006, at 8:51 AM, E Latta wrote:
I am looking to purchase an I MAC hopefully this summer. Are there
lists of known accessible software or is it simply hit or miss
where accessibility is concerned?
Everett
