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    AccessODF

    ODF Accessibility Checker for OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice Writer

    AccessODF is an extension for ODF accessibility evaluation and repair in LibreOffice Writer and OpenOffice.org Writer. It supports the creation of word processing documents that are more accessible for people with disabilities, and checks the compatibility with DAISY and Braille.
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    Project submitted for the IBM Accessibility Phase 2 Contest at http://www.ibm.com/able/contest/. This program will open an open office .odt file and check different accessibility options to see if the program is fully usable by all users.
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    AccessChecker is an open source java application which will check web sites for accessibility problems. Batch checking is supported and reports can be saved or printed for each file.
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