That's always my biggest fear when I present at a conference. I think my
stuff is good and I'm concerned somebody is going to pipe up and say
"oh, that's been a known solution for a long time and it fails for all
these reasons..."
So far that hasn't happened, but in presenting technical solutions you
never know what other stuff might be out there that you didn't discover
first.
CB
Dennis Bartlett wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to appologize to the list. I didn't mean to go on about
that presentation and the way it was handled.
I will say however that when making a public presentation one must be
prepaired for anything to happen.
If you are using a notebook and you think you might be having keyboard
problems, have an external keyboard available or barrow one. You
should know your subject before you agree to a public presentation.
If someone claims to be an accessibility specialest and have a string
of titles then why would you want to embarrass yourself so publically.
As far as MainMenu goes, they should have reviewed the material before
airing it and maybe even cut that portion out and replaced it with an
actual capable user.
Just my views, sorry if I offend anyone by them. I've always called
things as I see them.
Dennis Bartlett
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