No things have not improved. In fact accordion g to what I hear they have just
gotten worse and talking to the devs results in, we can't do that because of
java this and java that. Ah well. Looks like I have to learn pages if I'm
going to continue to use running headers that for the first one
Hello Chris
My apologies; we are both way way behind on mail at the moment owing to lots
and lots of work for both. Anyway, as I understand it, OpenOffice is still not
accessible, or at least not fully so. The way paragraphs are concerned, for
instance, they are read and handled very strangely
n Standard Time except weekends and holidays.
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From: "David Griffith"
To: "'Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility'"
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2013 3:17 PM
Subject: RE: [Bulk] OpenOffice: Should I try it?
Open Office is only accessible under Snow
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> To: mac-access@mac-access.net
> Subject: [Bulk] OpenOffice: Should I try it?
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> I've heard mixed opinions on this. How is the accessibility of Open Office,
> opinions not withstanding. I understand that for some people it's just not
> their cup of tea, but leav
Subject: [Bulk] OpenOffice: Should I try it?
I've heard mixed opinions on this. How is the accessibility of Open Office,
opinions not withstanding. I understand that for some people it's just not
their cup of tea, but leaving opinions out, going only on fact, is
OpenOffice worth my time i
quot;Sarah Alawami"
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility"
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2013 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: OpenOffice: Should I try it?
I have not tried it in over two years. The last time I did, the preferences
dialog would crash the program. It also I believe treats every line
I have not tried it in over two years. The last time I did, the preferences
dialog would crash the program. It also I believe treats every line as if it
were paragraph, but I can't remember. Or maybe it's it treats of paragraph as a
separate item, making editing doable, but a bit awkward. It's d
I've heard mixed opinions on this. How is the accessibility of Open Office,
opinions not withstanding. I understand that for some people it's just not
their cup of tea, but leaving opinions out, going only on fact, is
OpenOffice worth my time in at least getting and experimenting with? I hear
