My name is Raewyn Whisker and I work for a company called Accomplish.
We have an accessible accounting package called CashManager that works
well with Window-Eyes and other major screen readers.

What I would like to ask is why would you continue to work with - or
communicate with a product or company that is not listening to you?  You
have alternatives,  we do and have listened to our client base.  We have
a business version, a not for profit version and a home version
available and accessible for the USA, UK, Australian and the New Zealand
Market.

We have worked with individuals and organisations regarding the
accessiblility of our product.  To name some - NFB, ACB, RNIB, Vision
Australia and RNZFB.

We are now starting to work with screen reading companies like GW Micro
to ensure we get things as easy to use as possible.

Our product has been around since 1992, and is well proven for ease of
use and functionality.  We have been working on the accessiblity of the
product since 2006 when it was first bought to our attention that it was
accessible.  The person who bought this to our attention is a
Window-Eyes user!  Since then we have worked on making the product 100%
keyboard use, we have a 'special code' that changes any 'images' to
'check/uncheck' so anyone using a screen reader can easily understand
what is happening, plus other things like labels and dialogue boxes
being readable.

We know we are not 100% perfect, but then what program is?  We have done
what we have done because we listen to our clients.  Please have a look
at our product on www.accomplishglobal.com.  You can download a trial
version and have a play. You can email me and I will answer your
questions.  We cannot provide everything to everyone, but if it will
benefit our users across the board, and we can do it - we will.  

There will always be companies out there that care, and those that
don't.  Way waste your valuable time on those companies that don't care,
when you could work with companies that are really trying to make a
difference, please give us a shot.  If you don't like our product, come
back to me and tell me why!  If you don't tell us, we will never know
and therefore cannot make any changes.

Please help us help you!

Regards Raewyn Whisker
Account Manager
Accomplish Limited
 
Phone:       +64 9 571 4560  X 715
Email:         [email protected]
Website:     www.accomplishglobal.com <http://www.accomplishglobal.com/>

Skype:        raewyn.whisker

From: Solomon Mekonnen <[email protected]>

To: Pat Ferguson <[email protected]>

Subject: Re: Quicken 2010

AT the risk of sounding like a truly broken record, let me briefly 

grab your attentions once again. Thank you so much to all who 

honored my request and sent message to Mark at Intuit. However, such 

accessibility issues raised by Pat could be addressed effectively if 

we bring our voices together. Like the accessibility challenge I 

recently raised regarding TurboTax, the same point can be 

emphatically stated about Quicken or QuickBooks. My company uses 

QuickBooks. But because of accessibility issues, I am at the mercy 

of my colleagues working under my supervision. Some of us seem to be 

less moved by such issues unless it is something we personally 

need. There are individual needs an preferences. But then again, 

there is a world of marketplace ideas which requires a more conserted 

action than an individual voice. Let us flood Intuit with 

accessibility requests regarding all of its products whether or not 

it is relevant to individual use.

Can we? What would it take to convince fellow blind and visually 

impaired persons to reach beyond individual interest and make a 

collective, sensible, and audible noise?

Best regards

Solomon.

At 01:16 PM 8/7/2010, you wrote:

>Hi David and Everyone,

>

>We have decided to go with QuickBooks Pro, I think instead of Quicken.

>

>Whatever the latest version is.

>

>I do hope they make it accessible very soon.

>

>Thanks much.

>

>Pat Ferguson

>

>At 12:07 PM 8/7/2010, you wrote:

>>Hello,

>>

>> I was under the impression that the newer version of Quicken 

>> were accessible out of the box as there are no set files for 

>> them. I am finding that this program is extremely difficult to 

>> use. Does anyone have suggestions on how to best use this product?

>>

>>Sincerely,

>>David Gerry

>>Boston, Massachusetts USA

 

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