- From: jan katz <jkk@umich.edu>
- Date: Tue, 10 Feb 98 9:21:55 EST
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Original text From: dpaschke@mail.well.com (Douglas Paschke), on 2/9/98 2:51 PM: To: <jkk@umich.edu> My dear Jan; The www is a drag for me to use - I don't use it much due to the graphical mess as it appears to me. I have heard of talking programs that will work with web pages. It is heavy-duty software that would require a PC much more powerful than my 486 33mh. However, in June I expect to replace my system with a Pentium II, and Windows 98. That should help. The problem is that the industry changes so quickly that it is difficult for the talking programs to keep up. If they adopt standards for designing web pages for the disabled in mind it may alleviate(sp?) this problem. Jan Katz jkk@umich.edu Univ. Michigan Benefits Office G405 Wolverine Tower Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1278 tel. 313.936.3847 fax 313.763.0363
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