D Yuniskis wrote in message
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N_Cook wrote:
Michael A. Terrell wrote in message
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D Yuniskis wrote:
Michael A. Terrell wrote:

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A registered (not quite) blind person, I know, had great difficulty with
locked-down sites with no text size change option.

No one had told him about highlighting with CTL-A, then CTL-C and then
CTL-V
into a basic text handler , notepad/wordpad or whatever , where he could
easily increase text size and more importantly use a negative script.

Negative script == white on black. I don't understand why this
is the case but this does seem to be easier for folks with
*low* vision to read.

Every now and then a poorly-sighted browser praises my gimmic-free pages
on
the www , just text and pics

For years, I used a text only browser to surf the web.
Even now I disable images -- since most are just advertisements.
Why waste bandwidth on something that benefits an advertiser?
If I *need* to look at an image, I'll *know* which one(s)
I'll need to see.

This schematic was originally the negative form etched into a side panel of
the first? miniature oscilloscope.
http://www.diverse.4mg.com/miniscope11.jpg
This inversion of the original is much easier to read, size for size etc
otherwise the same pic. Try saving to a graphics package and doing the
negative of it


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