Hi,
It is a broadening of the spectrum if you will. We have been locked
into using Cocoa, and lets face it, not a lot of other OS's if any use
Cocoa, so crossplatform is an issue. Perl-GTK is out, QT seems out, so
what to developers do, they just leave out accessibility. VIP-Toolkit
wants to change that.
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 18-Dec-08, at 2:18 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
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Hi Alex,
Feel free to flame me if you must, i guess i deserve it after having
said this, but please first tell me why, oh why do we need yet
another so called accessible framework when Apple has its own that
all programs should adhere to and that, if i understand it rightly
more or less already gets implemented if one use Cocoa as the
programming language? Do we really need more interfaces and more
confusion just like on that other platform resulting in more non-
accessibility?
/Krister
On, at [GMT] (which was 05:52 where I live) you
wrote::
AJ> Hi,
AJ> The second revision of the framework includes a fix to a mojor bug
AJ> that was not spotted before.
AJ> The next release will contain a new application, "Software
AJ> Optimization and Management Applicatjion (SOMA)", that will
greatly
AJ> simplify the management of the frameworks behaviors.
AJ> Find 1.2 here:
AJ> http://www.vipbc.org/downloads/
AJ> Thanks,
AJ> Alex,
AJ> Alex,
AJ> ICE Customer Care,
AJ> AWEBSIGHT Administrator,
AJ> <[email protected]>
AJ> "Blindness is a gift, not a disability"
AJ> http://www.vipbc.org/
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