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Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] Agenda: August 18 ODF AccessibilitySubcommittee Meeting (attached are the current 1.2 guidelines draft withPete's requested changes)
Regrets, I can't make it at all... Malte. Peter Korn wrote: > Dear Rich, colleagues, > > I may be late to the meeting; there are some issues I need to attend > to early tomorrow morning. > > > Regards, > > Peter Korn > Accessibility Architect & Principal Engineer, > Sun Microsystems, Inc. > >> Dear colleagues, >> >> This is the agenda for the OASIS ODF Accessibility subcommittee >> meeting: Monday August 18, at 7am PT / 9am CT / 10am ET / 4pm CET / >> 11pm Japan time. Please use our usual (and unpublished) dial-in, and >> our usual IRC channel: *&office-accessibility* at *irc.oasis-open.org * >> >> Based on the last discussion with the ODF TC we need to be looking to >> get things wrapped in September regarding requirements. We do face >> some hurdles as we don't feel the ODF 1.2 spec. is really ready for >> review. So, we are still focusing on ODF Accessibility Guidelines. >> >> *Call-in information:* >> >> The passcodes are not distributed on archived lists and must be >> obtained from your respective chairpersons. >> >> US: 1-877-421-0030 >> Toll: 770-615-1247 >> >> Toll Free Toll >> Australia: 1-800-24-2283 >> Austria: 0800-292-738 +43 179576264 >> Belgium: 0800-7-3026 +32 22006114 >> Canada: 1-877-421-0030 770-615-1247 >> China North: 10800-711-0770 >> China South: 10800-110-0713 >> Czech Republic: 800-143-241 +420-272-133-001 or >> +420-533-413-001 >> Denmark: 80-888377 +45 38323070 >> Finland: 0800-914-630 +358 972519061 >> France: 0800-902366 +33 157323040 or +33 157323041 >> Germany: 0800-181-6323 +49 6951709081 >> Greece 00-800-11-004-9793 >> Hungary 06-800-16-381 >> India 000-800-100-1156 >> Ireland: 1800-558728 +353 16569209 >> Israel 1-809-317-098 +972-3-9165956 >> Italy: 800-788634 +39 0269430413 >> Japan >> KDD 00531-11-3180 >> Cable/Wireless 0066-33-801263 >> Softbank Telecom 0044-22-112668 >> NTT 0034-800-900155 >> Mexico: 1-877-421-0030 770-615-1247 >> Netherlands: 0800-022-8558 +31 202008077 >> Norway: 800-18373 +47 24159528 >> Poland: 0-0800111-1712 +48 22 366 5400 or +48 22 609 5400 >> or IBM PlusGSM 85400 >> Portugal 800-8-11111 >> Russia 8-10-800-2-172-10-44 >> Slovakia +421-2-4954-6539 or >> +421-2-4964-9935 >> South Africa 0800-981-078 >> Spain: 900-95-1089 +34 912754171 >> Sweden: 020-799414 +46 850163259 >> Switzerland: 0800-564-331 +41 446545620 >> UK: 0808-234-1969 +44 2070260533 >> >> IBM Tie-Line: 421-0030 >> IBM ITN: 2-421-0030 >> 2-421-0035 from Europe * >> **Suggested agenda:* >> >> 1. Identify Scribe >> 2. Approval of Minutes July 28 Meeting? >> http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/office-accessibility/email/archives/200807/msg00062.html >> 3. Charts being backed by tables. >> >> http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/office/email/archives/200808/msg00068.html >> >> >> 4. Radio Grouping Disposition: >> >> Rich Comment: Seems like there is available with Form:Frame. Unlike >> (X)HTML, ODF supports XForms and there should be no limitation on the >> number of forms you can have and consequently there should be no >> limitations on Form:Frame usage. It looks like we can have form.frame >> and use the labeling capabilities form:for associate the label text >> with the frame making this a BPG discussion. >> >> From Michael Brauer: the label would be a <form:fixed-text> element. >> It has an (optional) attribute "form:for" which contains the ID of a >> control for which the text is a label. The same attribute is actually >> existing for the <form:frame> element which defines a group box. Her, >> it can be used to specify that the group box is the label for a set >> of radio buttons. >> >> # Discussion thread: >> http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/office-accessibility/email/archives/200808/msg00012.html >> >> >> >> 3. Action items needing attention >> >> # Janina to modify accessibility guidelines to >> state how common field attributes (section >> 6.7 of the ODF 1.2 spec.) should be supplied >> to the AT. The field attributes would >> indicate whether something were a Boolean, >> Gregorian date, etc. >> # Janina to clarify text in section 3.4 >> # Peter to add a new section with guidelines as >> to how to provide tracking information to ATs. >> # Peter to modify guidelines to ensure >> applications respond to system font and color >> settings. >> # Peter will add explanation that this ODF 1.1 >> OLE embedding for presentation tables is no >> longer supported and that native ODF tables >> are used in 1.2 >> # Pete to investigate if there are any new >> charts not backed by tables (see above >> discussion) >> # Pete to document how to navigate to those >> tables in OpenOffice and Symphony. (see above >> discussion) >> # Steve Noble to look at formulas specification >> identify data that would update frequently, >> such as volatile formula information that >> would require the Office application to >> inform the AT of updates sections. Will >> complete by next meeting. >> # Rich to provide base document for ODF 1.2 >> change specification (starting with >> caption-id reference) to Mike Paciello. Mike >> is to own the requirements document for ODF >> 1.2 which will be submitted to the ODF TC. >> Rich is waiting on a decision as to where the >> ODF schema is to reside (separate or within >> the base document). >> >> Are there others I have failed to capture (beyond anything new for >> ODF v1.2)? >> >> 4. Discussion of Pete's Chart Accessibility Analysis: >> _http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/office-accessibility/email/archives/200806/msg00032.html_ >> >> Did Michael Brauer address your question regarding ill-defined chart >> information? Is someone working on it in the TC? >> >> >> Latest Office 1.2 specifications: >> http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/office/documents.php >> >> >> Rich Schwerdtfeger >> Distinguished Engineer, SWG Accessibility Architect/Strategist >> Chair, IBM Accessibility Architecture Review Board >> blog: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/schwer >
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