Re: Microsoft and Apple

[Richie Gardenhire]

Windows Vista borrowed a couple of Apple's concepts, but they didn't 
expand on them.  MSAA is no longer called Microsoft Active 
Accessibility.  It's called something else, and from what I understand, 
it allows flexibility for screenreaders to be developed to take 
advantage of Vista's full range of accessibility features without 
reinventing the wheel.  Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.

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