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Risikio
Does anyone know of a good resource for information about developing
accessible applications using Microsoft Access 2003 or 2007?
accessible applications using Microsoft Access 2003 or 2007?
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Arvin Meyer [MVP]
Risikio said:Does anyone know of a good resource for information about developing
accessible applications using Microsoft Access 2003 or 2007?
As far as I know, all the Windows accessibility features are available in
Office. Speech recognition improves with each version.
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Risikio
I was looking more for a resource that would help build an Access database
that is accessible. I know there are certain things that have to be done for
screenreaders to read database forms and such correctly. Some sort of guide
that tells me what steps I need to take to make it accessible.
For instance, in the properties of a button on a form, you have to put in
the information the screenreader is going to speak because they do not always
correctly read the labels associated with the button.
that is accessible. I know there are certain things that have to be done for
screenreaders to read database forms and such correctly. Some sort of guide
that tells me what steps I need to take to make it accessible.
For instance, in the properties of a button on a form, you have to put in
the information the screenreader is going to speak because they do not always
correctly read the labels associated with the button.
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Fred Boer
Dear Risikio:
I don't have the kind of guide you are looking for, but I teach blind and
visually impaired students and have created a school library application for
use by our school's blind/visually impaired students. If you like, please
feel free to contact me offline, and I'd be happy to chat and share my
experiences! If you follow the link in my sig, you will be able to determine
my email address.
Cheers!
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Fred Boer - Amateur Access Enthusiast
Interests: Library software / Z39.50 / Web Services
Freeware Small Library Application available here:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/lornarourke/
I don't have the kind of guide you are looking for, but I teach blind and
visually impaired students and have created a school library application for
use by our school's blind/visually impaired students. If you like, please
feel free to contact me offline, and I'd be happy to chat and share my
experiences! If you follow the link in my sig, you will be able to determine
my email address.
Cheers!
--
Fred Boer - Amateur Access Enthusiast
Interests: Library software / Z39.50 / Web Services
Freeware Small Library Application available here:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/lornarourke/