- From: jaap van lelieveld <Jaap.van.Lelieveld@inter.NL.net>
- Date: Mon, 20 Oct 1997 22:25:23 +0100
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org
Follow up on earlier messages:
I would like to make following statements:
- Contraction and short hand writing is a personal wish.
It can never be a generalized requirement.
- If contraction is of interest to someone be aware this is very
language dependant.
- Be aware braille presentation is very much depending on local conditions
like:
- size of the braile display (number of cells)
- Reading capabilities of the user (6-dot or 8-dot braille).
- Braille printing requires other layout rules than a braille display,
but who prints these days?
- Different page size
- Different cell (many users prefer 6-dot braille on paper).
This implies local rules (CSS add-ons).
I leave the name of the media to psychologists.
Best regards,
Jaap
Message from: Jaap van Lelieveld The Netherlands
Chairman of EBU commission on Technical Devices and Services
E-mail: Jaap.van.Lelieveld@inter.nl.net
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