Ehh...OE's accessibility advantages over Thunderbird are trivial at best, and Thunderbird is a far better client. Once WE goes to public beta and I start mucking about with this scripting language, I'll see about Thunderbird anyway, at least for Windows users.
Teddy, if I recall, aren't you using JFW6, which of course will give you a horribly skewed impression of an application's access. Thunderbird has very few issues right out of the box with Window Eyes 6.1
Jared Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Thunderbird is made in the Linux/open source style by those who like the Linux style, and Outlook Express is much accessible than it. Should I remember you that the accessibility is more important for the blind that making the messages nice for very few Linux users?Octavian __________View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind
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