Re: few questions

[Bill Haneman <Bill Haneman Sun COM>]

Hi Jason:

I think I understand your writeup a bit better.  I still think that it 
would be nice if we could fold it into the Accessibility Guide somehow - 
perhaps as an appendix or chapter?  Because the Accessibility Guide is a 
hypertext document, we could use links to lead the reader/user to more 
detailed discussions of each dialog where this might be useful.

Or should we have a first chapter called "Accessibility Quick Start" or 
something ?

Bill

Jason Grieves wrote:

> 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
>
>
>
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