Scott
Folks, finally got around to playing with Feeder and I must say its
very friendly. Of course I have no real clue what the hell I'm doing,
but its quite accessible. The only issue I ran into was when it
wanted access to my keychain, I had to switch from the Feeder window
to another app and back then it seemed ok, but it would indicate busy
for a minute and sometimes I had to use the chooser window option to
locate the dialog asking for access to the keychain. If I set it to
always allow the problems went away.
One curious question however, I tried going to my test page and
believe me its really really basic, but http://homepage.mac.com/n3byy/
web/test.xml is the location, but if I try to go there with Safari,
it can't find the page. I wonder if there's a delay in the time you
post a file and the time it actually is accessible to the general
populous.
If anyone has tried this app out and has any comments, please let me
know. It really does appear to be quite friendly and I'm probably
just clueless at this point on what I'm doing. I'll have to sit and
do some rtfm, but out of the box I was curious how things would go.
Went nicely and so I think I'll drop the author a note and let him
know its a good accessible publishing tool and continue to keep up
the good work and keep accessibility in mind.
- Feeder question Scott Howell
- Re: Feeder question Danny Crone
- Re: Feeder question Scott Howell
- Re: Feeder question Richard Most
- Re: Feeder question Scott Howell
- Re: Feeder question Richard Most
- Re: Feeder question Scott Howell
- Re: Feeder question Jane Jordan (gmail)
- Re: Feeder question moriond
- Re: Feeder question Scott Howell
- Re: Feeder question Scott Howell
