Here it is as plain ppt (no x) Maybe that will take care of the corruption . Thanks Char! At 04:12 PM 4/8/2011, Char James-Tanny wrote: >Oh, I like that :-) Easy to understand, and right now, I can't think >of anything that's missing. (OTOH, my brain isn't quite all here >today, so I'll look at it again this weekend and compare it to some >old presentations I've done.) > >BTW, I got a "this file is corrupted" message when I tried to open >it. The Repair function (Microsoft Office 2010) solved the problem, >whatever it was. > >From: w3c-wai-eo-request@w3.org [mailto:w3c-wai-eo-request@w3.org] >On Behalf Of Sharron Rush >Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 4:52 PM >To: EOWG >Subject: Suggested for Biz Case slides > > >I did this in just a few minutes, but the idea is what I am trying >to convey rather than the graphic design itself. I am sure someone >can improve it. > >In this case, there are no numbers or graphs that people will expect >to relate to an actual case study. it is clear that the ideas are conceptual. > >Whether they are as persuasive, well that's the question now, I guess. > >best, >Sharron > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >Sharron Rush | Executive >Director | <http://www.knowbility.org/>www.Knowbility.org | 512 305-0310 >Equal access to technology for people with disabilities
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