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Trevor · Sep 7, 2004

I am trying to put screen tips on must of my text but some text will not let
me. I'm thinking that it has something to do the Styles, but I am unable to
find the Style the text, that will let me, inorder to change it.

Has anybody come accross this, better still did you solve it, if so, how.

Murray · Sep 7, 2004

Can you show me your page's code, and tell me specifically what you are
trying to do?

Trevor · Sep 8, 2004

Hi Murray thanks for your reply.
Firstly, I am not sure what you mean by page code! The problem should be
reasonably simple, some text I am able to attach a hyperlink with a screen
tip to describe a little about what the text is saying.

I have noticed that the text that allows me to place a screen tip is in the
style of "Normal.MsoM" and the only style close to it is "Normal" which no
diffrence. I haven't try to put any particular style in the text I have let
the program look after that side of things. I built the site last year and
now doing some updating,so I am new at this.

Murray · Sep 8, 2004

Firstly, I am not sure what you mean by page code!

What you see when you open the page and look at the code view.

I am new at this.

I know! 8) If you show me your code, then I can know exactly what you are
working with and guide you accordingly....

Trevor · Sep 9, 2004

Sorry Murray,
I can't find the code your talking about unless it is "htm" but I think that
is the answer to the question. I've looked right through the program and find
a code view.

Thank you for your patience & time, by the way, where are you living, hate
to think that your are just around the corner or a reasonable phone call away

Thomas A. Rowe · Sep 9, 2004

HTML View (FP97 - FP2002)
Code View (FP2003)

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FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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Murray · Sep 9, 2004

Thomas gave you the correct nomeclature for the way to see the underlying
code on a page. You can also do a preview in browser and then select VIEW |
Source. I need to see that code - a copy and paste will do fine.

I am in the Philadelphia area....

Trevor · Sep 9, 2004

Hope this helps you to help me, thanks.

I am in South Australia.

Trevor

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xmlns

="urn:schemas-microsoft-com

ffice

ffice"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">

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<title>Access Auditing</title>
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Access Auditing, Advice
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style="text-decoration: none">
Text Format</a></h2>

H C Harrison
Consultants have been
committed to and
concerned with eliminating barriers in the built
environment faced by people who have a mobility disability. Access Auditing
is
a 
relatively 
new field in which Trevor and
Jill have developed knowledge, expertise and
skill. 



As Consultants they have worked broadly with 

many 

Local Government
authorities as well as
Festival Theatre
Trust, SA Housing Trust, non-government agencies, Adelaide Law Courts,
National
Parks, 

Adelaide Botanic Gardens, 

Universities and with individuals in the private sector, including
tourism operators.
Their key role has been to provide 

audit reports,
advice
and solutions.
H C
Harrison Consultants have assisted with the development of Checklists used
for
Auditing, which refer to a range of Australian Standards, the 
Building
Code
of Australia
and the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). 


Both Jill and Trevor have
played a role in the
development of the Association of Consultants in Access 
Australia.
Inc. and accreditation processes 
and continuing
professional development strategies 
for Access
Consultants.

A new component offered by H C Harrison Consultants is
to
work collaboratively with cost managers Lees Cadman. Lees Cadman can be
sub-contracted to cost the modifications and solutions recommended in the
access
audit reports. An important process following an access audit is to develop
an
action plan with time frames and budget allocations to enable organisations
to
achieve equitable access.

Methodology
<a title="pHOTO OF A "Smartool" used for measuring gradiends & crossfals."
href="Access%20Audit.htm">
<img border="0" src="level.jpg" width="212"
height="69"></a> 
Audits: HC Harrison
Consultants
will utilise checklists that refer to a range of Australian Standards (1428
Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 / 1735 Part 12 and 2890 Part 1 / the Notes on Access to
Premises [HREOC]/ Sport and Recreation â€“ Access for All) and other documents
as
required. Research and consultation with people with disabilities and peers
who
work as Access Consultants will be carried out.<a
href="http://www.humanrights.gov.au">
http://www.humanrights.gov.au</a> 
Staff Development: HC
Harrison
Consultants will consult with the agency to develop training programs to
suit
their requirements. Needs analysis means training resources are targeted
appropriately. 
Previous Experience
HC Harrison Consultants have worked with a
variety
of state government departments, services and private businesses of varying
size
including the following:
<ul>
<li>

Botanic Gardens Adelaide Plains &
Mt. Lofty (Disability Access Audit with costing)
</li>
<li>

Torrens Parade Ground (Access
Audit)
</li>
<li>

Livestock Markets Limited (Access)
</li>
<li>

Interwork
Pty Ltd (Refurbishment Advice)
</li>
<li>

Sinclair Knight Merz (Unley
Swimming Centre Redevelopment)
</li>
<li>

DAIS (Review of Gov leased buildings for access with
costing)
</li>
<li>

City of Salisbury (Streetscape Salisbury
North)
</li>
<li>

Marion Offices of S.A. Housing Trust (Access
Audit)
</li>
<li>

Royal Society for the Deaf (Access
Audit).
</li>
<li>

Corporation of the City of Adelaide/GHD (34
km Streetscape CBD)
</li>
<li>

Seaford Walking Trails (Street scape Audit -
Onkaparinga Physical Activity
Project)
</li>
<li>

Moana Beach Front (Street scape
Audit)
 
</li>
<li>

Corporation of the City of Salisbury (Priority 1 & 2
building Access
Auditing and reports of 30 sites)
</li>
<li>

South Australian Housing Trust
(Policy â€“ Advice and comment)
</li>
<li>

Swanbury Penglase Architects (Advice)
</li>
<li>

Riverland Region Tourism Products
(25 sites subcontracted to Tourism SA - Access Audit)
</li>
<li>

Northern Districts Womenâ€™s Refuge
(Access Audit)
</li>
<li>

Options Co-ordination (Christies
Beach Office Access Audit)
</li>
<li>

Disability Services Office (Paradise Offices Access
Audit)
</li>
<li>

University of SA (Staging in
Bonython hall and Mile End Campus)
</li>
<li>

Pregnancy Advisory Service (Access Audit)
</li>
<li>

Greve Gillett - UniSA City East new PMBS building
(Advice)
</li>
<li>

RDNS - (21 sites audit report)
</li>
</ul>



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Murray · Sep 10, 2004

Where do you want to put the tips, and what do you want them to say?

Trevor · Sep 10, 2004

I am in the process of trying to make the web site more accessible for people
who have vision impairments and other types of disabilities and was trying to
place a screen tip on each paragraph to direct people to the plain text
format.
So the short answer is 'anywhere'.

Trevor

Murray · Sep 10, 2004

Give me an example of a 'tip' please.

--
Murray

Trevor said:
I am in the process of trying to make the web site more accessible for
people
who have vision impairments and other types of disabilities and was trying
to
place a screen tip on each paragraph to direct people to the plain text
format.
So the short answer is 'anywhere'.

Trevor

Murray · Sep 10, 2004

Nevermind. The code is pretty messy. But - if you want to learn how to do
this, make this simple change. Change each paragraph from this (for
example) -


As Consultants they have worked broadly with 
many 
Local Government
authorities as well asFestival Theatre Trust, SA
Housing Trust, non-government agencies, Adelaide Law Courts,
National Parks, 
Adelaide Botanic Gardens, Universities and with individuals in the private
sector, including tourism operators. Their key role has been to
provide audit reports,
advice and solutions.

(note I have captured everything from the tag preceding the paragraph
content to the tag following it)

to this -

<div style="cursor:help;" title="This is the first paragraph">....everything
above...</div>

(note that I have just wrapped that whole paragraph in the <div> shown
here - change the words in the title attribute to suit)

Trevor · Sep 10, 2004

A screen tip pops up when you pass over a hyperlink telling you to click here
to go to! This reply to window has a screen tip that pops up when ever Istop
typing to tell me to 'Enter your message'.