Tommay be wrong but its my understanding that its really not that accessible. don't quote me on it.
At 08:20 PM 11/26/2011, you wrote:
I downloaded and installed the trial and it's the most spaced out interface I've ever seen. I ran it in Sound Forge and it's like a window that overlays the Sound Forge plug-in window. I see no presets in the preset list and nothing else on the screen until I start tabbing around. And even then it's weird. When I found the presets list the only way I could select the next one in the list was to tab again and then down arrow. I had to do this for each one.And getting into the options was a project too. I wanted to do this because they have a keyboard shortcut selection and I assumed it wasn't set to "full" by default because I found little else via the keyboard, let alone anything vaguely resembling logic. The kicker was I could change or activate anything other than the keyboard button. I got it into focus, pressed spacebar, enter, clicked on it, and got nothing in response to any of these methods.I'm just wondering if I'm missing something or it's another case of developers that know nothing about accessibility trying to make something accessible without consulting any knowledgeable source.Regards, Tom
