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Phil's Free <philsfree@free.fr> writes: > Salut, > > Décidément, l'accessibilité devient à la mode. > En effet, plus ça va, plus ça bouge, temps mieux ! > Que faisons-nous ? > Qui a envie d'aller à Ludwigsburg ? > ben ... déjà je sais même pas où c'est :-)) > J'ai bien envie d'inviter Olaf Jan Schmidt aux RMLL ... s'il est encore > temps. > > Idées ? Suggestions ? > pkoi pas, le truc c'est aussi de voir maintenant s'il y a encore des sous non ? > -- > Phil > > > -----Message transféré----- > From: Olaf Jan Schmidt <ojschmidt@kde.org>> To: gnome-accessibility-list@kde.org, dev@ui.openoffice.org,> fdawg@metronomicon.com> Cc: kde-accessibility@mail.kde.org, kde-core-devel@kde.org,> accessibility@freestandards.org> Subject: Invitation - Unix Accessibility Forum 2004 > Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 07:29:44 +0200 > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > The KDE Accessibility Project is proud to announce the first Unix > Accessibility Forum on 22-23 August 2004 in Ludwigsburg. > > http://accessibility.kde.org/forum/ > > The Unix Accessibility Forum, sponsored by Trolltech, is a meeting of > developers and disabled people that wish to further the accessibility of > Unix for people with disabilities. > > The forum will include developer discussions as well as talks and > presentations on existing approaches. A call for presentations will be > announced shortly. German Disability Associations have been invited to > join us for feedback on the presentations of existing assistive > technologies on Unix. > > The Unix Accessibility Forum complements efforts like the FSG > Accessibility Workgroup and the Free Desktop Accessibility Working > Group. > Members of Unix-related accessibility projects like the GNOME > Accessibility Project, the Mozilla Accessibility Project and the > OpenOffice.org Accessibility team as well as developers working on > X Accessibility, assistive device support, speech synthesis, etc. are > highly welcome. > > We believe that accessibility is important for the general developer > community. This is why the Unix Accessibility Forum is scheduled to > coincide with the KDE Contributor World Conference. Participants taking > part in both conferences need to register only once. > > http://conference2004.kde.org/ > > Participants with no or little income that would otherwise not be able > to > attend the Unix Accessibility Forum should contact Harald Fernengel > <harry@kdevelop.org> for sponsoring.> > Please also forward this invitation to other projects and developers who > might be interested. > > Please contact the KDE Accessibility mailing list > <kde-accessibility@kde.org> or Olaf Schmidt <ojschmidt@kde.org> if you > have comments, questions or suggestions. > > - -- > Olaf Jan Schmidt, KDE Accessibility Project > KDEAP co-maintainer, maintainer of http://accessibility.kde.org > > > -- Nath