It is my understanding that anyone involved in any Apple beta
is tied to a non disclosure agreement and, thus, should not even be
discussing what is or is not working in Leopard. Any "testing in the
streets" is probably being done illegally and, again, should not be
addressed in speculation or such on a public list. If Apple is
making the claim that Braille will be supported, that should be good
enough. We'll all find out in October, so this subject is entirely
pointless to be debating in July.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
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On Jul 13, 2007, at 10:43 AM, The BlindTechs Network wrote:
thats just it, braille does not work and most of the testers on the
list don't have it yet, it is possible that its available at apple
hq but the testing leopard on the streets doesn't have braille.
Gabe Vega
The BlindTech----tech of all techs
Board of directors Arizona Council of the Blind
Phoenix
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