[nabs-l] FW: [nfbcs] Mac Accessibility

[T. Joseph Carter]

It's on the Apple website, and also on your system if you installed 
XCode.  I needed to learn to write some basic RTF by hand.  The 
syntax is a little strange and resembles LaTeX, but it's crazy.  It 
was intended to be human-writable, though I don't know about human 
readable unless you can just read \`a7 in context and know what 
character it is, for example.  Unicode is even worse.

Joseph

On Mon, Jun 01, 2009 at 02:49:30PM -0500, Steve Jacobson wrote:
>Joseph,
>
>I was educated some over the weekend regarding TextEdit.  My assumption was that it was a text editor.  As you have described, it is really more than that with 
>documents saved in RTF format and not as plain text.  My daughter did a paper in TextEdit and sent it to me to print as her MAC doesn't access any of our printers 
>at this point.  I brought it into Word and printed it without a problem.  It was not complicated, but it had underlining, for example, and that all worked.  Where did you 
>dig out the developer information?
>
>Best regards,
>
>Steve Jacobson