I will refrain from taking this opportunity to discuss the ways in which Notes keeps me from building accessible applications, and instead respect your wishes.

/me runs off to write a program to set tab sequence orders correctly.

Posted by Nathan T. Freeman on May 16 2008, 05:27:33 PM EDT Website: http://nathan.lotus911.com

@Nathan -- thank you. I know that there are still challenges to building accessible apps. And Cynthia knew this, too. I am sure Cynthia would appreciate proper tabbing.

Cynthia was a great resource. I don't know how we can replace her and her knowledge. I will miss her, and and her seeing eye dog -- Cashmere--- who pre-deceased her. one of my "funnest" days at work whas when Cashmere kept drooling on my shoes during a meeting :)

Posted by Mary Beth Raven on May 16 2008, 08:52:50 PM EDT

I will refrain from taking this opportunity to discuss the ways in which Notes keeps me from building accessible applications, and instead respect your wishes.

and yet - you still had to mention it... didn't you. nice.

Posted by Erik on May 16 2008, 09:33:54 PM EDT

She is an excellent team player. I worked with her remotely, I never knew she was visually impaired. God bless her. My brief experience working with her left an impression.

Posted by Sola Omosaiye on May 17 2008, 06:24:35 PM EDT

This is very sad news. Cynthia and I have been colleagues in accessibility since my early days at DEC. We see each other every year at the Technology & Disabilities Conference in Los Angeles.

- Mike

PS: Speaking of accessibility, how do blind folks reply to your blog if they cannot read the CAPTCHA????

Posted by Mike Paciello, TPG on May 21 2008, 10:24:51 AM EDT Website: http://www.paciellogroup.com/

It is great!

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thanks

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