Just realised the link was to a Docx file which not everyone might be able to open so have included a PDF

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tez1mqwkw9...20PDF.pdf?dl=0

Richard

You can save most of the normal word files as pure doc instead. Personally
I hate docx, but that is just me. I think Libra office can open them, but
pdfs can also give issues if you wanted blind people to read them unless
reading order is tagged, but on graphics than no file format is going to
help us. grin. This is just an aside for future ref of anyone interested,
that is all.
Brian

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Just realised the link was to a Docx file which not everyone might be able
to open so have included a PDF

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tez1mqwkw9...20PDF.pdf?dl=0

Richard

Point taken Brian I simply cannot imagine how much stuff blind people miss out on that sighted take for granted. Maybe with AI someone might come up with a program/device that automatically describe audially a picture or graphic but I fear that is far into the future.

If you wish I can describe for you the graphic posted it is not a complicated drawing.

Richard

On Sat, 16 Nov 2019 08:21:45 -0000, "Brian Gaff \(Sofa\)"
wrote:

You can save most of the normal word files as pure doc instead. Personally
I hate docx, but that is just me.

..docx has the advantage that it cannot contain macros and is therefore
a safer format from a malware perspective.