On stardate 30 May 2000, Jutta Treviranus sent a subspace communication stating: > Here is the proposed definition of prompt. It incorporates what we > have agreed upon. Please comment and edit: > > Prompt: > In this document "prompt" does not refer to the narrow software sense > of a "prompt," rather it is used as a verb meaning to urge, suggest > and encourage. The form and timing that this prompting takes can be > user configurable. "Prompting" does not depend upon the author to > seek out the support but is initiated by the tool. "Prompting" is > more than checking, correcting, and providing help and documentation > as encompassed in guidelines 4, 5, 6. The goal of prompting the > author is to encourage, urge and support the author in creating > meaningful equivalent text without causing frustration that may cause > the author to turn off access options. Prompting should be > implemented in such a way that it causes a positive disposition and > awareness on the part of the author toward accessible authoring > practices. > Works for me. I think this should do it, hopefully. Frederick J. Barnett http://www.eatel.net/~fred/ E-mail: fred@eatel.net Member: HWG Governing Board & Assistant Secretary http://www.hwg.org/Received on Tuesday, 30 May 2000 19:22:40 GMT
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