Hi again Rod,
Well, already answered most of this as I’m reading messages out of order. Any accessibility issues for Outlook 2010 have been dealt with by a GW app called Outlook Enhance, which I highly recommend (I’m not sure if it’s being included with the WE distribution or not). One point: I think you can buy Outlook alone, you don’t have to buy an Office suite I don’t think; and, my own opinion, I’d buy 2010 if you still can (just because it probably has more of its issues worked-out with WE than 2013 does yet). I don’t know this however, so maybe you could check with GW support to see what they think of 2013. Hth, Chip From: Rod Hutton [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2013 9:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: E-mail client accessibility Hi Chip, On an unrelated matter, I’m using Windows Live Mail for my e-mail client (mainly, for the moment, because it’s free). However, for literally months, I’ve had tracking issues in my message window and I’m about a step and a half away from getting some cash together to buy the MS Office Suite and so be able to use Outlook. I noticed you are using Outlook (from viewing your message details ), and I was wondering how you like it, and do you have any accessibility issues? Also, anyone reading this: what’s the best e-mail client from the point of view of accessibility? Bruce, I see you are using the reliable old Outlook Express, but, unfortunately, Windows 7 barred the use of it...too bad for me! :) Thanks, Chip, and everyone, Rod Smile
