Re: Accessibility look at Vista

[Richard Gardenhire]

Darcy, I agree with you, for the most part.  I've been using my iMac, 
since the release of Panther, a little over two and a half years ago.  
I've been using voiceOver, practically since the day of release.  I 
want to use the BootCamp portion of my hard drive, once Leopard is 
released, but I'm hesitant because I understand that accessible games 
for blind Mac users will be forthcoming in the not-too-distant future.  
Then, I'd have no reason to install Windows programs on that portion of 
my hard drive.  And those of you who like windows, there is no shame in 
that; I would love to see BootCamp have support for Vista drivers and 
such so that I can take a look at the things I want to use Vista for; I 
also understand Vista is a much more stable operating system than XP 
ever was, but those are preliminary reports I've read.  This is just my 
opinion, but after having worked with VoiceOver for almost a year and a 
half, I don't plan to put it down just yet.  And the more I learn, I 
get excited and look forward to the next day's Mac challenges.  Richie 
Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.

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