Electronic documents theoretically have great advantages for people with print disabilities, although currently this potential is not being realized. This paper reports research to develop multimedia documents with universal interfaces which can be configured to the needs of people with a variety of print disabilities. The implications of enriching multimedia documents with additional and alternative single media objects is discussed and an implementation using HTML + TIME has been undertaken.
['Helen Petrie', 'Wendy Fisher', 'Ine Langer', 'Gerhard Weber', 'Keith Gladstone', 'Cathy Rundle', 'Liesbeth Pyfers']
Universal interfaces to multimedia documents