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Hi All,

Saw this question on another list. I thought that RTF would be fine. Seems
like it is just the way the Word Processor of choice renders it... Or, at
least, that is what I'd think. I've dealt with raw RTF, and it was certainly
no big deal back in 96, but, has it changed? Any comments?

Thanks,
Randy

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----- Original Message -----
From: kestrell <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 7:15 AM
Subject: [Nabs] how accessible is rtf?


> It seems half the time someone sends me an rtf file, it appears blank
> according to Jaws. Has anyone else had problems with the rtf format? Are
> there different versions, such as there are for pdf? The rtf files which
my
> school sends me have consisistently been inaccessible, despite the DSS
> office insisting it is a perfectly accessible format. Argh.
>
> kestrell
>
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