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This is being widely cross posted in order to gain the best,circulation
possible.  the lists to which it is being sent are:,blind-l, vicug-l,
access-l, guispeak, jfw users group list, webwatch,list and basr-l.,In
addition, I have sent a copy of this circulation to its originator,so
that circulation may be tracked.  Please forward this to lists that,you
see absent from those above or that it does not appear on or
to,interested parties for whom it might be relevant.,This is an
opportunity to provide input into what is practically the,single most
important issue in our internet experience.  Now is the,time to review
this document and make your voices heard as directed,below or on the
lists as appropriate.  We will be gathering comments,till the 13th of
this month, I know the time is short and processing,them afterwards.
Feel free to ask any questions and we will answer,them as best we can.
We want you, We need you, We accept and embrace,your questions, comments
and challenges.  This document is one of,several that will herald in our
age of near total freedom to access,the web if we act now and work hard.
----- Original Message -----,From: "Judy Brewer" <,[log in to unmask]>,To:
"WAI Interest Group" <,[log in to unmask]>,Sent: November 03, 2000 2:44
AM
Subject:
User Agent Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 Last Call,
WAI Interest Group:,Please note that the User Agent Accessibility
Guidelines 1.0,http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/WD-UAAG10-20001023,are
currently undergoing last call review.,The last call review period ends
13 November 2000. W3C welcomes review,comments before that date, sent
to,[log in to unmask] .,This review,request,may be forwarded to non-W3C
organizations.,These guidelines address accessibility of browsers, and
other software,that,retrieves and renders Web content. They are one of
the three,complementary,guidelines for Web accessibility produced by the
W3C's Web,Accessibility,Initiative; the other two guidelines are the Web
Content Accessibility,Guidelines 1.0, and the Authoring Tool
Accessibility Guidelines 1.0,both,of which are W3C Recommendations.,This
last call draft addresses issues raised in a previous
Proposed,Recommendation version of this document. Additional information
on,this,Last Call Review Request, and a copy of the formal last call
notice,are,available
at,http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-ua/2000OctDec/0140.html,Comments
at the last call stage are most important towards
stabilizing,the,document before it re-enters the Candidate
Recommendation (if,applicable),and the Proposed Recommendation
stage.,Please note also the request for implementation reports included
in,the,formal Last Call review request.,The User Agent Accessibility
Guidelines Working Group (UAWG) has also,published an updated version of
the Techniques for User
Agent,Accessibility,Guidelines,http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/WD-UAAG10-TECHS-20001023/,on
which the UAWG also welcomes comments at,[log in to unmask] .,Thank you,-
Judy,--,Judy Brewer,[log in to unmask]
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Initiative(WAI), World Wide Web,Consortium(W3C),WAI Interest Group home
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