Re: [orca-list] Fw: looking for screen readers for a study

[Krishnakant Mane <kkmane riseup net>]

Even I agree text files are good.

I could even use tomboy and send html files because that will give notes
in a good format wiht bulleted lists.

But please no word document for such work.

Regards.

Krishnakant. 


On 02/21/2018 09:28 PM, Kyle wrote:
> Glenn At Home aliandika:
> # Participants will have two (2) weeks to
> # complete the tasks and record as many problems encountered in each
> DL in
> # diary format (Word documents).
>
> Um, just a curious question I guess. Word documents? I know
> LibreOffice Writer can open these, but as a standard file format,
> Microsoft Word format falls completely flat. It's also totally
> unnecessary for something such as a diary format to record any
> problems we encounter when trying to conduct a search. I would suggest
> Open Document format, since yes, even Microsoft Word itself has been
> able to handle these files for nearly 8 years, but even that is like
> using a sledgehammer to hang a picture on the wall. Please, for the
> love of all things useful and practical, allow us to use the text
> editor of our choice. I promise you'll be able to open the file, and
> that you will have no trouble reading it.
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