Yes, it's more accessible with nda.
Ciao,
Angela from Italy
Il 01/05/2014 14:24, Adrian Spratt via Jfw ha scritto:
I'm copying an item from Dean Martineau's Top Tech Tidbits newsletter this
morning because it sounds like a step forward for screenreader users. I'd also
be curious if OpenOffice really has become more accessible. Note that Dean has
stated his newsletter content can be distributed so long as it is given
attribution; otherwise, I wouldn't copy it verbatim.
1) A step forward has been made in accessibility to free Office suites with the
release of OpenOffice 4.1 with built-in iAccessible2 support. Screen readers
with this support should, in theory, be able to work with OO out of the box,
without the need to install Java Access Bridge. Reportedly, support is best
with NVDA, with the most recent update for JAWS, which works in most places and
forthcoming versions of Window-Eyes may also have support:
http://www.openoffice.org
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