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Screen readers for web sites
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Lila Laux <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 7 Jun 1999 08:51:16 -0600
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Human Factors Engineering, US WEST IT
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If you were recommending screen readers for
web sites, what would you recommend?  Is it
better to use a reader that works well with
Windows, too, or is it better to have a web
reader and a reader for graphical user
interfaces such as Windows?
Lila Laux


Lila Laux, PhD
Human Factors Engineering, US WEST IT
1475 Lawrence St., Suite 210, Denver, CO,
80220
303 624 0503

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