Re: Something to think of when you have a problem accessing web sites

On 10/28/05, Robert Moonen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Rod Smart wrote:
> > Just a thought with a previous post, cannot remember when, but it was
> > talking about "Web page accessability"
> >
> > Here is a response I got from "Memolink" about ony supporting Win/IE
> >
> > "Sorry but the majority of the nation uses Windows and Internet
> > Explorer."
>
> Huh, why not just use Mozilla?
>
> Galeon's even fairly good if you don't want the initial (loading)
> overhead involved with Mozilla.
>
> --
> regards
> Robert G. Moonen
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>
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The thing I find interesting about web accessability is that web
designers intentionally prevent uses of other platforms from using
their sites.
Making accessable web sites is really easy. text and hyperlinks is all
that is needed.


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