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• Re: Accessibility: Finding out if a user is using a screen reader application to access web site

  Hello TATWORTH, That was a very good post for those who are not aware of some of the accessibility issues with web sites and one thing I would add would be that there are also certain laws out there that regulate some developers and what they must do to make it legally accessible! Another thing I would like to add for future readers it is better in most cases as a best practice to also use div tags combined with Cascading Style Sheets to format the sites rather than using tables (this is a pet peeve

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by shane.gibson@rsc.state.oh.us on 11/19/2008

• Re: Accessibility: Finding out if a user is using a screen reader application to access web site

  I may be taking your statement the wrong way, but a vast majority of my users use software such as JAWS and Windows EYE because they are blind so I care a lot about what technology they are using in conjuction with my site! I think some one that is an MS MVP would appreciate that! The main reason I want to know is what technology they are using is b/c I want to turn off certain functionality to make the site more accomidating for them or redirect them to a different version of the site all together

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by shane.gibson@rsc.state.oh.us on 11/14/2008

• Accessibility: Finding out if a user is using a screen reader application to access web site

  Hello All, I have a been searching around for a viable solution to this subject for a while and I have yet to find one. Any ideas?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by shane.gibson@rsc.state.oh.us on 11/14/2008