[thelist] Tremendously simple use of flash to make a point.

[George Donnelly]

its 

An auditory description of a multimedia
presentation¹s visual track [which] benefits people who cannot see the
visual information.


from the Web Content accesibility Guideliness

Non-text equivalents of text (e.g., icons, pre-recorded speech, or a video
of a
person translating the text into sign language) can make documents
accessible to
people who may have difficulty accessing written text, including many
individuals
with cognitive disabilities, learning disabilities, and deafness. Non-text
equivalents of
text can also be helpful to non-readers. An auditory description [p. 28] is
an example
of a non-text equivalent of visual information. An auditory description of a
multimedia
presentation¹s visual track benefits people who cannot see the visual
information.

Regards,
GEORGE DONNELLY
george at cyklotron.com
http://cyklotron.com/
In a time of drastic change it is the learners who inherit the future. The
learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a world that no longer
exists. --Eric Hoffer


> http://www.thunderhouse.com.br/cannes/laramara/

anyone willing to describe what i would've experienced if i had a sound
card?