A couple of things...
Adding to what Holly has said, I'd also like to point out that many
popular media players under Windows only work out of the box because
of extensive scripting done for them, like Winamp for example. If
you only wanted to use iTunes to play, stop, skip, etc, you could use
it, technically, without scripts. It's the more complicated features
which require them, and that's true for many players.
As for the iPhone touch screen. Several of us have proposed ways in
which it could be easily used by the blind. It's time for the VI
community as a whole to shed its phobia about advancements in
technology. The same arguments were used against GUI's back in the
days of command-line programs. The community was terrified of the
point-and-click interface. Like that, in time, we will find that
we'll be able to use touch screen technology as well as anyone else.
Josh de Lioncourt
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On Aug 1, 2007, at 8:00 AM, Holly Anderson wrote:
Hi. I'd just like to make one quick point here as to what you've
said. I know that Itunes doesn't work for the windows platform,
but it works quite well on the mac. This seems to get overlooked
quite a bit, and I just wanted to point that out.
Holly
