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    Are FORMS Accessible?

    No.

    Or at least, not widely... yet. Some, perhaps all, screen-reader developers are working to enhance their programs to allow the user to TAB into and through HTML FORMS. These updates are not widely available yet and it may be a long time before all users have access to the revised software.

    In the meantime, try this experiment: without using your mouse at all, please complete this HTML 3.0 form. (By the way, if your browser DOES let you tab into this form, please use the form to tell me what browser and/or screen-reader you are using... a lot of people would be interested to know.)

    News Flash! Please note that developers of both standard Web-browsers and screen-readers for persons with visual impairments are working to overcome the barrier presented by the lack of keyboard control in HTML 3 FORMS. As of April 19, 1996, the problem of FORMS access still exists in a major way.

    What do you do if your browser does not support FORMS?

    If your browser does not support FORMS, please send an E-mail message to access@starlingweb.com which includes:
    Your name,
    your E-mail address,
    your personal URL,
    and your comments: did you find this to be a useful site? Are you using a screen reader?

    Let me know that you visited by telling me a few things.

    Your Name:
    E-mail Address:
    Your Home Page URL:

    Is this site useful?

    Yes.
    It's OK.
    No.

    Please drop us a line. I would appreciate any suggestions for improving or adding to this site.

    Thank you very much!

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    Last updated: March 3, 1997