A Visually Impaired User’s Guide to iCal

By Ricky Buchanan • November 12, 2007

The Lioncourt site for VoiceOver users has a new offering: A Visually Impaired User’s Guide to iCal for Leopard users.

Prior to the new Leopard version of OS X iCal wasn’t accessible to VoiceOver users, but it’s now mostly usable. I expect that Apple will continue to gradually fix the parts that aren’t fully accessible in the same way they have done with iTunes.

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