Re: Accessibility

[Whistler <whistler blinksoft com>]

Yes what you see in Html can and will happen in X but the good programs
will not do this for exaple you won't find that problem with lets say
applications like word perfect it should work under any window manijor.  I
think from the class I just took Gnome is going to be a very accessable
Windows environment if someone works on the wigget sets for it.

Ken

On Wed, 18 Aug 1999, Martin McCormick wrote:

> Ken  whistler's message arrived in my mailbox as I was asking the
> questions about what sort of data are sent and received during a X
> session, so sorry for some of the redundancy.  What I still wonder is
> whether X is enough of a standard that the quality of what we receive
> is closely tied to the system that sent it over which we have no
> control.  Could we get a session that is quite usable from a UNIX
> system and then get something that just falls flat when connecting to
> a NT server, for example?  I am thinking along the lines of what
> presently happens with web servers.  Some of them are programmed
> properly and work perfectly with lynx as well as Netscape and Internet
> Explorer.  Others have virtually no text at all and we know what fun
> that is in lynx.
> 
> Martin McCormick
> 
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