Re: Enterprise Web Accessibility Tools

I found Imergo to be not terribly helpful, at least in multi level 
checking, when I looked at it. Has that changed recently. I think 
Validator is far better, but still could use some help in terms of 
reports generated.

thanks
zachariah
BookShareCA@Bell.Net
Ability057@Bell.Net
http://www.BookShare.CA

At 09:01 AM 22/09/2010, Joshue O Connor wrote:
>Hi Katherine,
>
>You could also try Imergo. It was developed by the Web Compliance Center
>(WebCC) at Fraunhofer FIT. [1] [2]
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>Josh
>
>[1] http://imergo.com/home
>[2] http://webcc.fit.fraunhofer.de/
>
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Zachariah Cameron
Access Technologist
York University


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