Niklas Nebel wrote: > something new: The place to look at if you're dealing with ODF files, > even if you don't need (or want) the whole office suite.
IOW, if you want to create a program that just deals with databases, the ODF Toolkit will contain a component that is database specific. Or did I misunderstand what you wrote? Eike wrote: >A good approach to increase ODF's "accessibility", and an opportunity to attract developers for OOo. The ODF Toolkit could be a "backend" to something written specifically for people who use toggle switches to interface with their computer. Or use a Perkins keyboard for data input. [And yes, there are blind people who prefer using a Perkins keyboard rather than a regular keyboard for communicating with their computer.] xan jonathon
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