Hi,
I would like to add something to what Jean-Philippe Mengual already wrote.
I am involved in the development of a few
OpenOffice.org extensions that are related to
accessibility: an extension that exports ODT to
digital talking books in the DAISY format
(odt2daisy on SourceForge), an
Hi Jean-Philippe
Thanks for highlighting the need for IA2 support in AOO.
I agree that IBM offering the Symphony support for the IA2 [1]
accessibility API will 'potentially' make AOO available to a much
wider user base by providing vital support to NVDA and other assistive
technology running on
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 6:05 PM, Marcus (OOo) marcus.m...@wtnet.de wrote:
Am 09/27/2011 08:58 PM, schrieb Jean-Philippe MENGUAL:
Hi Jean-Philippe,
As ordinary blind user, I work very much to promote OOo and
accessibility free software for blind people. The current problem is
that public
Hi,
Very interesting answer, thanks:
I say 'potentially' as the developers in the community will make it a
priority if, and only if, it is clear there is a strong demand for IA2
and someone leads the work and use of it. So I would encourage you to
continue your work of letting us know of
2011/9/28 Jean-Philippe MENGUAL mengualjean...@free.fr
I will try doing that. But I'd like to mention one problem and several
elements which make me think I represent an enormous part of users who want
IA2 to be integrated. The problem is that I have feedbacks essentially from
France or
Hi;
There was an interesting cross-posting by Malte Timmermann
not long ago:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-ooo-dev/201109.mbox/ajax/%3c4e6dc5c3.9050...@gmx.com%3E
I am not suggesting it should be done now but perhaps
committing accfixes2 would help the IBM IA2 integration.
Am 09/28/2011 03:47 PM, schrieb Jean-Philippe MENGUAL:
Hi,
Very interesting answer, thanks:
I say 'potentially' as the developers in the community will make it a
priority if, and only if, it is clear there is a strong demand for IA2
and someone leads the work and use of it. So I would
Hi,
As ordinary blind user, I work very much to promote OOo and
accessibility free software for blind people. The current problem is
that public administrations, in France, choose OOo, but blind people are
complaining, as they consider it's not perfectly accessible with NVDA
(Free screen reader
Am 09/27/2011 08:58 PM, schrieb Jean-Philippe MENGUAL:
Hi Jean-Philippe,
As ordinary blind user, I work very much to promote OOo and
accessibility free software for blind people. The current problem is
that public administrations, in France, choose OOo, but blind people are
thanks a lot for
Ok thanks very much for this interesting answer. If you need some
dialogue with NVDA or Orca (Linux), and if I can help as intermediate,
no problem, don't hesitate. I follow the situation as I consider it's a
very important progress to promote better free software in general.
Thanks for your
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