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    are not people's computers a better place for Accessibility... meaning if there is a webstandard, cannot the computers standards and tools do the work for the webmaster?

    meaning the area in the control panel... accessibility options... shouldn't this be something that computer makers are doing, not webmasters?

    or is this everyone's job?
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    The computers and software can assist you creating accessible web sites, but not alone.

    See our article for further info: http://www.webnauts.net/accessibility-testing.html

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    Re: Thanx

    Sorry for delay getting back to you all, been on the road returning to UK for Xmas.

    Quote Originally Posted by anuvatech
    Thanx,I got the solution after reading the discussion
    Which is????? (just curious)

    Quote Originally Posted by krisidious
    are not people's computers a better place for Accessibility... meaning if there is a webstandard, cannot the computers standards and tools do the work for the webmaster?
    Yiasas Krisidious,

    The problem is no amount of software in the world can read a webpage that is not there in any form of text! Frames, flash, java, all pose particular problems to text readers. These problems need to be accounted for when the designer writes the page script. In spite of claims of "we will not list pages without simple alt tags to all images" (alternative attributes for the puritanical!)does not seem to work and many times I have come across sites who fail to do this. If you do not provide information on what an image is, how can software "see" the picture?

    Many years ago I pointed out to Kellogg's that tonythetiger.com a games site for kids was built totally in images, and was so heavy it would crash most kids computers in those days. This surprised them as it worked fine on their computers!!!! Yawn!!!!

    Things have moved on a bit now but if large organisations do not comply or are not aware what chance have we got??? (but threaten their listing on search engines??)

    Tired of hitting a brick wall I now potter about on a Greek island for 9 - 10 months of the year, but the accessibility subject is still close to my heart deep down. I believe that corporate America still lead the way on Internet policy and as long as Dracula is in charge of the blood bank.........!

    They just buy their solutions or more to the point the individuals who decide policy employing them as "Consultants"

    I am very proud of a stroppy email I once got from Microsoft saying that I was accusing Microsoft of being a "Borg like entity" which was not the case.

    Sure...............

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    Search for the NEXT GOOGLE

    Hey, I already got an ID or TWO...how about

    "OIEAU", the 'FRENCH-LANGUAGE GOOGLE'?

    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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    Re: Search for the NEXT GOOGLE

    Quote Originally Posted by CaseyFarrell
    Hey, I already got an ID or TWO...how about

    "OIEAU", the 'FRENCH-LANGUAGE GOOGLE'?

    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
    To be honest I do not understand you here.

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    Some great news. Amazon will also promote and improve their accessibility: http://www.webproworld.com/viewtopic.php?p=358448

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    Re: Google Tests Accessible Search Page

    I don;t understand either can u explain
    Google Website Positioning (searches through 1000 positions)

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    Re: Google Tests Accessible Search Page

    Quote Originally Posted by idansh View Post
    I don;t understand either can u explain
    Read the first post of the thread and you will understand.

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    Re: Google Tests Accessible Search Page

    This is a good news, a new product to study.

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    Re: Google Tests Accessible Search Page

    Quote Originally Posted by sarki32 View Post
    Nice : its popular search engine )
    But not everyone gets indexed there.

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