Re: DRAFT position on hotkey requirements

As a person who uses speech and braille output models, I find access  
keys distracting at best and cumbersom at worse and I can never  
remember them and there are so many other ways to work with familiar  
content that the middle is superfluous.

People with sensory impairments need accelerators because of a high
cost in time spent in non-visual display modalities.

-- 
Jonnie Apple Seed
With His:
Hands-On Technolog(eye)s



On Jul 29, 2005, at 5:02 PM, Al Gilman wrote:


People with sensory impairments need accelerators because of a high
cost in time spent in non-visual display modalities.