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Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available
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Laura Eaves |
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Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available |
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Sun, 4 May 1997 21:43:15 -0400 (EDT) |
> Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 09:36:27 +0900 (JST)
> From: Nelson Henry Eric <address@hidden>
>...
> `Noticed' that the word being searched for no longer is unconditionally
> positioned at the top of the page. I don't do within-document searches
> a lot, but having the words further down in the page makes picking them
> out easier in my opinion. Although a completely different mod, the use
> of slang color #7 for the whereis string is also very nice.
Well, I agree that using slang color 7 is better than just underlining...
However, I find positioning the match further down on the screen makes it
harder for me to find the it. (I am not totally blind, but do use a
magnified image, and so see only a small portion of the screen at a time.
It was easier for me to find the search string when I knew it was on the top
line (or at the current link) and didn't have to scan the whole screen looking
for it.)
I don't know if persons using speech software can identify the highlighted
text, but even if they can, I assume they'd have the same problem.
Just my $0.02 as a (partially) blind user.
--le
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- LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Klaus Weide, 1997/05/04
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Nelson Henry Eric, 1997/05/04
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available,
Laura Eaves <=
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Bela Lubkin, 1997/05/05
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Laura Eaves, 1997/05/05
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Nelson Henry Eric, 1997/05/05
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Laura Eaves, 1997/05/06
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Nelson Henry Eric, 1997/05/06
- Re: LYNX-DEV lynx2.7.1ac-0.20 available, Dan Strychalski, 1997/05/06