You can use any windows program without a mouse. Some things are
actually easier, like CTRL-V, which takes two steps with the mouse, but
many things aren't.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
On 3/21/06, Richard Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This has been an interesting thread to say the least.
The fact that a group like the Disability Policy Consortium is concerned
is actually a great sign! It means that the open source applications
that the Disability Policy Consortium is interested in is having an
impact on their constituency. There would be no use for that group to
complain about software that had no relevance to its users.
Usability and accessability continues to be a huge problem in the open
source community, with most likely ZERO open source applications
claiming to be Section 508 compliant.
I thought that I heard somewhere that CPRS, because it was a
government program, had met certain disability standards, like being
able to use it without a mouse etc. Is this true?
Kevin
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