Allow the author to change the presentation within editing views without affecting the.
Respects platform settings including “high contrast” mode. Can assign or edit shortcut keys for certain function categories. Shortcut keys are common across all OpenOffice applications. Screen reader support is detailed in testing (see below). The techniques for this checkpoint include references to checklists and guidelines for a number of platforms and to general guidelines for accessible applications.ĪDOD Note: The Checkpoint is very general, and includes: Supporting relevant accessibility API(s) Web-based tools conforming to WCAG Keyboard access Providing keyboard shortcuts where recommended for a platform Respecting platform settings (such as “high contrast” modes) and Providing documentation. Use all applicable operating system and accessibility standards and conventions that are important or essential to accessibility. This table summarizes the result of our reviews using the “ADOD Assessment Framework: Success criteria for assessing the accessibility of office application user interfaces” ADOD Assessment Framework: Success criteria for assessing the accessibility of office application user interfaces If errors are found, please report them to: Review Results 
This document is provided for information purposes only and is neither a recommendation nor a guarantee of results. Keyboard navigation testing was performed on OS X 10.5.8. Screen reader testing was performed using VoiceOver OS X 10.6. In addition, screen reader testing appeared to show that effective use is possible with VoiceOver OS X 10.6, but with important limitations.
Creating a New DocumentĪt the time of testing (February, 2011), OpenOffice Writer 3.2 (for Mac) was found to be relatively accessible using keyboard navigation.
Date of Current Version: 16 February 2011
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