ADA and Web Pages

[Stefan A. Smith]

On a related note...

Not much use to completely blind users, but of possible assistance to 
people with some visual loss, is using a browser that allows for easy 
screen magnification.  Not having tried the latest Netscape, I'd 
recommend Opera, which allows you to *easily* magnify the screen by just 
about any amount (plus it's faster than NS or MS).

S.S.

 > . . . . Our
 > webmaster is looking for information on making our library webpages more
 > accessable to blind users.  His main question is whether he can use tables,
 > and if so do they have to be configured in any specific way?  Any information
 > will be appreciated.  You can reply directly to NFML at aol.com if you wish.

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 Stefan Smith                        |             University of WI Oshkosh
 Electronic Access Coordinator       |                   Oshkosh, Wisconsin   
 Libraries & Learning Resources      |                    smithsa at uwosh.edu
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