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* Providing an enlarged print/icon option for folks whose vision is less than 20/20 (but who still can see things that are somewhat enlarged - e.g. 18 point fonts) | * Providing an enlarged print/icon option for folks whose vision is less than 20/20 (but who still can see things that are somewhat enlarged - e.g. 18 point fonts) | ||
* Using the keyboard without needing to press more than one key at a time (all modifiers must work with AccessX functionality) | * Using the keyboard without needing to press more than one key at a time (all modifiers must work with AccessX functionality) | ||
* Supporting programmatic access to the GUI (which for us will mean supporting [http://developer.gnome.org/ | * Supporting programmatic access to the GUI (which for us will mean supporting [http://developer.gnome.org/atk/2.0/atk.html ATK] in Sugar and all activites) | ||
* Either shipping with some number of assistive technology applications (is a screen reader an "activity"?), or making them easy to download | * Either shipping with some number of assistive technology applications (is a screen reader an "activity"?), or making them easy to download | ||
* Providing some way for a user to discover accessibility support and enable what they need (Windows XP & Vista offer an "accessibility wizard" for this purpose; we don't have good upstream technology from GNOME we can take for this unfortunately; the Ubuntu accessibility folks are perhaps furthest along in thinking about this) | * Providing some way for a user to discover accessibility support and enable what they need (Windows XP & Vista offer an "accessibility wizard" for this purpose; we don't have good upstream technology from GNOME we can take for this unfortunately; the Ubuntu accessibility folks are perhaps furthest along in thinking about this) | ||