An Accordion Widget as read by JAWS

Question

The following page contains a PVII Accordion Panel Magic 2
widget, along
with a link to an MP3 file of how the page is read by the
assistive reader
JAWS.
http://www.projectseven.com/products/tools/accordion2/accessible/jaws-test/
Al Sparber - PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
The Finest Dreamweaver Menus | Galleries | Widgets
http://www.projectseven.com/go/pop
The Ultimate DW Menu System

Answer 1

I want to make it perfectly clear that when a customer asks
for support we
give him or her support, regardless of whether the customer
is nice to us or
not. That said, you have a couple of options here:
1. You can ask Adobe to help you get your spry menu and spry
accordion
working the way you want. They do owe you as much. If that
help is not
forthcoming on this forum, you can try posting on the spry
forum.
2. You can contact PVII directly with a request for a free
license and we
will make a decision. If you are given a free license and/or
you do purchase
a product, as well, then you would qualify for direct
support, which can be
obtained in a number of ways, but not on Adobe's forums.
Al Sparber - PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
Dreamweaver Menus | Galleries | Widgets
http://www.projectseven.com/go/apm
An Accessible & Elegant Accordion
"kiusau" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
>
quote:
Here is a quick example using our menu and accordion:
>
http://www.projectseven.com/testing/customers/roddy72/[/q
>
> Although we have some disagreement about the venue, you
are a good
> salesperson. I say this, because you obviously believe
in your product
> and
> style it according to your client's taste and need.
Indeed, if your menu
> bar
> and accordion are more accessible, as you claim, then
what you have shown
> is
> preferable to what I am currently trying to achieve.
>
> This said, I am trying to learn, and buying my way out
of my dilemma or
> accepting complimentary gifts would likely serve as a
disincentive for my
> further edification with regard to the structure,
behavior, placement, and
> appearance of SPRY objects. There is also the dependency
question,
> because we
> did get off to such a very bad start, I am not sure that
Project-Seven
> after-service is my best alternative for the moment.
>
> Another consideration is that no one, but yourself,
appears either
> interested
> or capable of helping me resolve my current problem. In
the end, it is
> also
> silly for me to expect that you will want to spend very
much time with me
> trying to fix an Adobe product, when you have another
that you believe to
> be
> superior.
>
> Finally, there is the issue of time. Rather than
struggling to "reinvent
> the
> wheel" as you once said, I could be working on other
pressing issues such
> as
> print media and my further acquisition of JavaScript.
>
> Having taken all of this into consideration and still
unable to make my
> horizontal menu bar perform. I would like to propose the
following:
>
> You once offered to provide a complimentary accordion
that I did not need.
> I
> am now willing to accept that offer with purchase of the
Project Seven
> horizontal menu bar and a copy of roddy72 (original
format) that I do
> need.
> Perhaps Murray or someone else very close to
Project-Seven could serve as
> a
> go-between with regard to after service. If you will
agree to this, then
> please tell me how to proceed, so that I can begin
moving forward once
> again.
> This menu bar issue has already taken too large a toll
in time, effort,
> and
> reputation.
>
>
IMAGINE PROTOTYPE:
>
http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/Imagine_Prototype/Content/
>
> Roddy
>