RE: LIFT Text Transcoder

On Mon, 27 Feb 2006, Cynthia Waddell wrote:

> Hello-
> >From the U.S. legal analysis point of view, both the ADA and Section 504 are
> "informed" by the Section 508 Electronic and Information Technology

thanks that was the phrase I was looking for.  I'm an engineer not a
lawyer.

> --------------------------------------
> Cynthia D. Waddell, JD

which you obviously  ^^^ are

Bob
>
> > Bob said:
> > "... and to
> > determine what is appropriate compliance it turns to the ATBCB for
> > guidance and they reference back to section 508 and W3C/WAI level 3"
> >
> > Can you provide a specific URL web reference where is says or implies
> > this?
>
> no.  but if someone is sued for non compliance for access to a site based
> on 504 or ADA where do you think they go to for guidance.???
>

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