- From: Susan Lesch <susan@textet.com>
- Date: Sat, 27 Nov 1999 14:59:34 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-au@w3.org
Here is a minor typo report for Techniques [1] "work in progress". Line numbers refer to the HTML source. Comments alt appears as alt-text, alt text, "alt-text", alt, "alt", and "alt"-text (and alternative text). I would try to settle on one representation and use it throughout. Maybe "<code>alt</code>"-text Mostly they are, but every instance of alt, BR, height, IMG, longdesc, P, src, title, and width could be CODE (or TT or SAMP, but it looks like you're settled on CODE). (See lines 519-521, 800, 846, 925-926, 934, 1248, 1372-1373, 1399, 2180, 2185-2187.) The draft would read better if "etc." could be eliminated whenever it adds no information. Line Items Starting here, line numbers are followed by a quote and an attempted correction. Comments are in brackets []. line 449 tracks.An tracks. An line 461 checking, readability level. checking, and readability level. line 477 reversible) reversible.) line 486 title</code> title</code>. line 491 formatting) formatting). line 506 or or or line 578 always), can keep always), and can keep lines 734-735 to the DTD (and to get back into HTML mode requires correcting the errors. Refer to the DTD (and to get back into HTML mode requires correcting the errors). Refer line 786 images, audio, video. images, audio, and video. line 856 markup.Word markup. Word lines 976-977 [The first time Alternative Information Management Mechanism is mentioned it could be capitalized as it is on lines 1437-1438 (where quotes might not be necessary -- would AIMM work there?).] lines 1104-1105 help Refer help. Refer line 1208 (although editing may cause</li> [line seems to be truncated] line 1249 Word processor word processor line 1433-1440 "...For example, when requesting equivalent alternatives for an image with the HTML OBJECT element, offer an unchecked option for a null value (i.e., there is no content, implying the image has no real function) with the cursor positioned in the entry field for alternative text (and if available provide the appropriate value from the "Alternative Information Management Mechanism" Refer also to checkpoint 3.5., rather than offering the filename as a default suggestion, or selecting the null "alt" value as a default." [Cut into two or more sentences. One proposed new version follows:] "...For example, when requesting equivalent alternatives for an image with the HTML OBJECT element, and there is no content which implies the image has no real function, offer an unchecked option for a null value. Position the cursor in the entry field for alternative text, and, if available, provide the appropriate value from the Alternative Information Management Mechanism, rather than offering the filename as a default suggestion, or selecting the null "alt" value as a default. Refer also to checkpoint 3.5." line 1484 [WAI-WEBCONTENT] [could link to #ref-WAI-WEBCONTENT] line 1499 Amaya, that Amaya that lines 1563-1573 "...Accessible authoring features are added to the documentation as they are incorporated into Amaya, as part of the normal documentation of the relevant feature." [In the other checkpoints, the Amaya information is third to last in the list. Here it is fifth to last, and maybe could be moved down two slots.] same on lines 1952-1954 "...Amaya allows each attribute to be edited through the menu or through the structure view. Element types can be assigned through the menu system." [Amaya is eighth to last, and could be third to last.] line 1800 Provide Keyboard access Provide keyboard access line 1806 ["interface." is the only line in this list ending with a period. I'd say make them all the same.] line 1839 manner (labels manner; (labels line 1932 Operating System operating system lines 2162-2164 [Not sure.] "...incorporates an "Alternative Information Management Mechanism" Refer also to checkpoint 3.5. to manage...." "...incorporates an Alternative Information Management Mechanism (refer also to checkpoint 3.5) to manage...." line 2180 etc) etc.) lines 2473-2475 "...A description link, or D-Link, is an author-supplied link to additional information about a piece of content that might otherwise be difficult to access (image, applet, video, etc.)." "...A description link, or D-Link, is an author-supplied link to additional information about a piece of content (image, applet, video, etc.) that might otherwise be difficult to access." line 2490 User Interface user interface line 2914-2915 [To match the others, this could read as follows.] The <a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-AUTOOLS">latest version</a> is available at http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-AUTOOLS. Reference [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/WD-WAI-AUTOOLS-TECHS-19991026/ Best wishes, and good luck with your draft. -- Susan Lesch susan@textet.com http://www.textet.com/
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