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Hi Kathie,
I vaguely remembered the recent discussion of the issue on EASI, but when I checked the EASI archives I realized that your own question had triggered the discussion.
I have no answer to your question. I don't even know what PeopleSoft does. Did you post your question to the ACCESS listserv, which deals with online accessibility issues within the UW (mostly Madison people). If you are not part of this group, contact Alice Anderson [[log in to unmask]], who I believe to be the moderator of this group. (It's not that busy; you won't get swamped with messages.) Alice herself may have some pointers.
Greetings,
Axel
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From: EASI's Library Accessibility Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Schneider, Katherine S.
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 7:03 AM
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Subject: Re: Request for information pertaining to the accessibility of MetaLib
This may be out of your area, Axel, but who in the System would know about PeopleSoft's accessibility? Apparently the UW System has adopted it but it has different applications and our campus is deciding which administrative and financial applications to use and nobody other than me apparently has raised the accessibility issue on our campus. Now that I've raised it they want to know who around the system might know something. I'm just a clinical psychologist who happens to use a Screen reader. Help! Thanks. Kathie
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