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Hi,
I'm doing some consulting for a nonprofit organization that is developing an accessible Web site. The programmer has asked me to get some feedback about two areas of accessibility:
1. The ABBR and ACRONYM elements:
If anyone has tried using them, do they work with older browsers and with screen readers and speech browsers?
If not, what alternative(s) are you using?
2. SUMMARY attribute in the <TABLE> element:
Do speech browsers support this, even though IE4 or Nav4 don't yet support it?
What do you use to describes a table's structure and purpose?
Is it an acceptable alternative to link to a separate page with a text description of the table?
Thank you,
Judy
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