Or indeed using any browser on a Mac;
1. Internet Explorer - nothing but source code
2. Safari - NO navigation
3. Firefox - NO navigationI'm only assuming there's navigation - I caught a glimpse of it in the PDF.
Probably cost them a fortune too....
Actually - I finally found the navigation - but hey, what's the point of having navigation accessible on the front page. Navigation is SO highly overrated... :)
On 02/05/2004, at 3:32 PM, Rob Unsworth wrote:
Hi all,
I just had reason to visit the ACA web site, http://www.aca.gov.au
In their own words.
"The website has been redesigned to allow users to easily find their way
around the site. The new site has five information categories:"
And from the Accessibility page.
Nah, I'll let you enjoy the experience. You'll have more fun with flash and Javascript turned off.
I like the idea of the 345kb PDF that is provided to help me to use the site.
-- Regards, Rob Unsworth Ipswich, Australia -------------------
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