- From: <karl.hebenstreit@gsa.gov>
- Date: 07 Jul 99 16:03:00 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-ig@w3.org, kynn-hwg@idyllmtn.com
- Message-Id: <199907072117.RAA01381@gsauns2.gsa.gov>
Kynn - This is the message I sent to netomat last Thursday. _____ Hi - I downloaded netomat last night... This is definitely a totally different software environment which will take some time to get used to. My initial impression is that this provides some insights into what the "Borg collective" experience could be like! (smile) Preliminary comments focus on some additional user interface items as well: 1) Home or the "5" key on the number pad: automatically set the speed to zero 2) Possibly have some kind of keyboard control of the speed -- such as PgUp speeds up by 5 and PgDn slows down by 5. 2) Some way of capturing the source of a piece of information when you want to (if information is stored in some kind of buffer, being able to obtain the source URL or URI should be easy, particularly if your using XML for capturing metadata about websites). I found some interesting items and wanted to find out more about the context; also, identifying the source can be absolutely essential for making a determination about its validity. I'd also like to get more information about the netomatics Karl Hebenstreit karl.hebenstreit@gsa.gov P.S. I work at GSA's Center for Information Technology Accommodation, where we are working on making software accessible for people with disabilities. It would be interesting to see if netomat could interface with IBM's Self-Voicing Kit for Java. Particularly in the text-only mode, this would allow the "web to speak to you" and could be used by the blind/visually-impaired. ____________________Reply Separator____________________ Subject: Netomat Browser Author: "kynn bartlett" <kynn-hwg@idyllmtn.com> Date: 07/02/1999 10:38 AM Netomat was released last week; has anyone taken a look at it? I forgot about it until today and I'm on my laptop on a trip, so it's going to have to wait until this weekend when I'm back home. Have you taken a look at yet? I'm especially curious as to what non- textual users would think of it. (And I have no direct access to any.) --Kynn
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