Running Parallels or Fusion, $80 retail, you can install Ubuntu Linux
on a virtual machine. Ubuntu is free and comes with both a built-in
screen reader, though it isn't as robust as VoiceOver, and Open
Office. Open Office's spreadsheet program appears to be quite
accessible.
Josh de Lioncourt
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On Aug 16, 2007, at 9:41 AM, Rafael Bejarano wrote:
It's too bad, as netscape accessibility would have provided a
solution to those of us who use computers for quantitative
purposes. It seems as though the only way to avail ourselves of a
spreadsheet application at this point is to use an OS other than
Tiger. I hope that changes in the relatively near future, or blind
people who use computers for number crunching will stop considering
the Mac as a viable platform.
Rafael
