OK, one more time...
Here is my letter to our campus Mac guru and his response. As you can
see, he would like Apple bug numbers for Apple problems and any
correspondence you have had with third party vendors about Voiceover
compatibility. Please send this information to me off list at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and I'll forward it to him. And if you haven't filed bugs or asked
vendors about Voiceover compatibility,please do so and forward the
results to me.
THanks
Marsh
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Hello Marshall:
I am checking with my contacts at Apple about options to give feedback
& support.
Have you filed bug reports on each of these Apple products? This is
really the first step in of the process, we really need bugs filed on
each application.
If not, please do so and then email me the bug numbers.
In regards, to third-party software have you emailed the companies
about the issue?
If so, could you email me the email & their response?
I know this sounds like a lot to due, but its the first step of the
process.
On Jul 29, 2008, at 10:40 AM, Marshall F. Scott wrote:
Hello Richard,
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you about the
conversation we had about Voiceover compatibility in third party
programs after the July Mac Managers meeting. Here are the results
of my posts to the blind Macintosh user lists:
The third party programs mentioned were Microsoft Office, Adobe
Acrobat, Dream Weaver Cs, BBEdit, 4D, Filemaker, the Talking
communities and Chatterbox chat clients, Nissus Writer and Pro Tools.
Due to the wording of the post, I also received a surprising number
of comments about Apple products. iTunes topped the list of problem
programs but people would also like the programs in iLife and iWork
suites to be made Voiceover compatible. Final Cut Pro and XCode
tools (particularly Interface Builder) finished off the list of
Apple software. On the hardware side, people would like an
accessible iPod and iPhone.
I realize this is more than you expected. How do you suggest we
proceed?
Thanks,
Marshall
