Hello to the list.
I must have mist something and I am concerned.
I must have mist one of Slau's messages.
Who is taking over these efforts to make sure Protools if finally
accessable to us as totally blind screen reader users?
Does this mean the end of any hope at all or what is happening.
Kenneth Son.
On 9/20/2013 02:30, Gordon Kent wrote:
Hey Slau:
Well, I certainly can relate to your situation. I really haven't been nearly
as active with Cakewalk as I used to be. Fortunately, we have a choice of
several options now. THough none of them are perfect, they all have their good
points. I find myself switching between different daw software and screen
readers/operating systems depending on the situation. I hope that avid will
not forget us. They really haven't done much more with Sibelius since that
initial effort on the part of one of their former developers. And with the new
plug-in format of pro tools, we're losing something. I will say that my friend
up in Jersey who I do a lot of tracking for hates pt 11, and he's sighted. I
just wish I'd never gone to Mountain lion with the loss of numeric output in
so many places.
So thanks so much for what you've done, we wouldn't have it at all if it
weren't for what you've done. BTW, I have outspoken working quite well now on
my g3 with the synclavier software, though there doesn't seem to be a way to
have it automatically read highlighted text. I always have to hit option find
to see where I'm at, but that's not too bad.
GOrd
On Sep 19, 2013, at 10:07 AM, David Eagle <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for all your endeavours Slau. Your dedication to the cause really means
a lot. Thanks for everything.
Sent from my iPhone
On 19 Sep 2013, at 12:59, Kevin Shaw <[email protected]> wrote:
Slau,
YOur contribution to ProTools accessibility will go down in history. As far as
I'm concerned, you and Rick are the Armstrong and Aldrin of ProTools
accessibility. YOu've brought accessibility out of the shadows and into the
spotlight and your efforts will change the lives of many, from the enthusiast
to the professional.
If the NARAS could give out a Grammy for technical and social achievements,
you, rick, Kevin and all of the other folks who have worked tirelessly to put
ProTools accessibility on he map should share one of those trophies for sure.
As our friend Neil Young says, keep on rocking int he free world and thanks for
everything.
Cheers,
Kevin shaw
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