- From: Doyle Burnett <dburnett@sesa.org>
- Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 09:50:33 -0900
- To: W3C Web Content <w3c-wai-gl@w3.org>
To The Group - During our audio conference yesterday and the brief discussion related to screen enlargement software, I decided to do a bit of experimenting. The program I used to check a few things out was WYNN (What Yon Need Now) by Freedom Scientific and it's NOT really a screen enlargement package outside its own parameters. But, it does have a built-in browser as one of its features. It appears that the web reading capabilities of WYNN does not read alt tags nor does it seem to support the label element that we discussed yesterday. Would we consider the browser capabilities in WYNN to be a "user agent"? It seems we would as I know for sure this program is heavily used in the realm of the education world and the browser feature is used by students with at least low vision - also a good program for students with learning disabilities. Is this being addressed by the user agent working group? Just some thoughts. Doyle Doyle Burnett Education and Training Specialist Multiple Disabilities Program Special Education Service Agency dburnett@sesa.org Www.sesa.org --
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