Hi,
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We noticed today that JAWS reads scroll text a little bit weirdly. I have large amount of text in a scroll panel. When the tab key is applied on the scroll panel, the text is read out by JAWS. The weird thing is, it reads around 10 lines and restarts to read again. On the second read it reads completely.....
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The client has come back that JAWS reads the scroll text twice...
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What must be the issue?
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Pls help.
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Thanks
Hi,
\n
We noticed today that JAWS reads scroll text a little bit weirdly. I have large amount of text in a scroll panel. When the tab key is applied on the scroll panel, the text is read out by JAWS. The weird thing is, it reads around 10 lines and restarts to read again. On the second read it reads completely.....
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The client has come back that JAWS reads the scroll text twice...
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What must be the issue?
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Pls help.
\n
Thanks
Hello, everyone!
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We appreciate you all continuing to share the crucial need for creating accessible content for all learners. While there is more to do, we're at a point where we're confident the work done so far delivers meaningful real-world improvements for learners with accessibility needs.
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Below, you'll find all the details on what this means for Storyline 360, Update 36:
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Be sure to also check out these general FAQs on accessibility in Articulate 360 tools!
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This release makes it significantly easier for those users to perceive, operate, and understand content published with Storyline—all while opening up more browser, assistive technology, and device choices for the first time. Learners will benefit from the vast majority of these improvements, even when the course author is not designing their course for accessibility.
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If there's anything we can help answer, please let us know. We know there is more work to do, so we'll continue to keep you updated on this topic!
Hello, everyone!
\n
We appreciate you all continuing to share the crucial need for creating accessible content for all learners. While there is more to do, we're at a point where we're confident the work done so far delivers meaningful real-world improvements for learners with accessibility needs.
\n
Below, you'll find all the details on what this means for Storyline 360, Update 36:
\n
\n
Be sure to also check out these general FAQs on accessibility in Articulate 360 tools!
\n
This release makes it significantly easier for those users to perceive, operate, and understand content published with Storyline—all while opening up more browser, assistive technology, and device choices for the first time. Learners will benefit from the vast majority of these improvements, even when the course author is not designing their course for accessibility.
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If there's anything we can help answer, please let us know. We know there is more work to do, so we'll continue to keep you updated on this topic!
