Re: [office-accessibility] Terminology for the Accessibility Appendix of the ODF 1.1 specification

["Dave Pawson" <dave.pawson@gmail.com>]

Hi Chieko.

On 13/07/06, Chieko Asakawa <CHIE@jp.ibm.com> wrote:

> We drafted the following lists.
> Your comment is appreciated.

> Voice office editor
> - a user agent with edit capability for non-visual access users
> - an office editor
> - an assistive technology
> - an authoring tool

Perhaps replace 'non-visual' with voice-in voice-out control?

 a user agent with edit capability for voice-in voice-out control of
an application.


>
> Voice office reader
> - a user agent without edit capability for non-visual access users
> - an office reader
> - an assistive technology

How about
a user agent without edit capability  which allows document access
via audio, often synthetic speech.




> Screen reader
> - a software to read aloud office editor or office reader screen for
> non-visual access users
> - not a user agent?
> - an assistive technology

How about 'software which provides audio access to office documents'.


regards DaveP






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