Hello,
Sounds like this person got out of bed the wrong side one day in the
past and didn't recover.
I'm a newish voiceover user. I've had a mac for a few years and
started to use VO more and more when my eyesight deteriorated. I'm
still learning though as I have clung onto relying on really really
big fonts. grin.
My fiance is a new mac user - I converted him from JAWS and Windows by
craftily buying him a macbook for Christmas -who uses VO every day as
he has no remaining vision at all.
I've - and I would imagine he would say the same if he were here -
never found this list or the "blind mac community" cliquey or
exclusive at all. I've learned much from this list and in the few
times I've asked questions I've been treated with respect and
interest, even if my questions haven't been resolved.
I'd ignore this twit - he's obviously got an issue which goes deeper
than it appears to the casual observer, and I don't think it's got
anything to do with mac accessibility - if you know what I mean !
Rachael
On 24 Apr 2008, at 15:37, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
Hello all,
Just would love to know what you all think of the conversation in
the comments of the news item linked below. If you would like to
comment on the site as well, that would be welcome.
http://www.lioncourt.com/2008/04/23/the-macworld-podcast-119-features-voiceover-and-accessibility/
Josh de Lioncourt
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