Hi Nolan, Although Window-Eyes is not reading the way you want, I only wanted to say that Window-Eyes could be made to behave the way you want through an app. It would simply be a matter of analyzing the web page events taking place, and have them spoken. I'm slowly learning this wonderful world of accessibility enhancement. I just wanted to say: don't give up on Window-Eyes. The other screen readers that are working for you on this page take things for granted and so speak more right off the bat. This just means that Window-Eyes doesn't take things for granted so easily; funtionally, this is sometimes a disadvantage, but Window-Eyes can be programmed to do anything any other screen reader can do. Maybe this doesn't help you, but you deserve an explanation, and so I'm offering one.
All the best, Rod On 2/11/14 11:22 AM, Crabb, Nolan wrote:
Yes, this isn’t a punctuation issue, but because of my unclear writing yesterday, I can understand how you might see it that way. The site seems to actually spell out the word “stars” in the rating section, so punctuation would make no difference. My apologies for the clumsy explanation yesterday. Nolan The Ohio State University Nolan Crabb, Director of Assistive Technology Office of the ADA Coordinator/Office of Diversity and Inclusion ale Hall, 154 W. 12th Ave., Ste. 15 Columbus, OH 43210 (614) 535-7174 http://ada.osu.edu
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