Re: few questions

["Jason Grieves" <jasongrieves hotmail com>]

Hi Bill,

Its great to discuss all of this instead of doing normal boring work  :).  I 
think i gave you the wrong impressoin.  I listed that just to show that 
there are quite a few different "pieces" of accessibility in Gnome, that I 
just didn't feel were connected that well (you pointed out the themes issue) 
 My documentation is about the same as the Gnome Guide (with less detail 
and not written as well) just organized by disability, rather than by 
device/application.  AccessX is split up brought up twice, once for Toggle 
Keys (low vision) and once for the rest (mobility).

I agree about the wizard.  I look forward to seeing this go from idea to 
paper, to code :).

Thanks for all of the valuable disucssoin and hard work

Jason

> Hi Jason:
>
> I think that the right place to put any new documentation or amplification 
> of existing docs is in the Gnome Accessibility Guide.  I'd be happy to help 
> integrate your additions and suggestions into the existing Accessibility 
> Guide (which is not Sun-specific, as I am sure you know).
>
> http://gnome.org/learn/access-guide/2.10/
>
> As for the 'wizard', I'd like to see this as one part of a "customization 
> wizard" for the whole desktop.  Not only
> would it help ensure that users who need accessibility features can find 
> them, it would increase the visibility and awareness of these features to 
> other users as well.
>
> Bill