Hi Olivia, You wrote: > Can anyone point me to an accessible spreadsheet program which will > work with the mac?
and Shaun replied >Do a Google search for Tables on the Mac. I don't have the link, but >someone may help in that regards. It's being done by a guy in Germany >and it works great. Much better to do a search of this discussion list at the Mail Archives. Since Justin orginially posted about this, I searched on: from:"Justin" tables download and got this link: http://www.mail-archive.com/discuss%40macvisionaries.com/msg22631.html The web page is at: http://www.x-tables.eu/ and the current version is 1.4.2 (beyond the beta mentioned in Justin's post) Here's the excerpted message: <begin excerpt> tables release Justin Harford Wed, 14 Nov 2007 23:54:51 -0800 Daniel is on fier with tables accessibility guys. I think you will like the way tables is going as of late. We now have the ability to determine cell overlap and an easy way of reading cell comments, something not readily available to non-WE users. Here is his message and the link below. He mentions a test file to look at that demonstrates the new capacities of tables. Email me off list if you want me to forward that to you. Hello Justin, Thanks a lot for your feedback. I made some changes for the next beta release and moved the formula from the description to the help tag. The description now only indicates whether the cell contains a formula with "has formula". I also improved reading of formulas with VoiceOver. You can download the latest Tables 1.4 beta11 here http://www.x-tables.eu/download/Tables_1.4 beta11.zip. I'm currently using the attached Tables document to test the Universal Access support in Tables. It contains some examples for the improved reading of formula with VoiceOver as well as some examples for overlapping text. Regards, Daniel Regards Justin Harford <end excerpt> Cheers, Esther
