An Accordion Widget as read by JAWS

"kiusau" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

[Q]I want to make it perfectly clear that when a customer asks for support
we
give him or her support, regardless of whether the customer is nice to us
or
not.[/q]
I will reserve comment.

[q]That said, you have a couple of options here:

1. You can ask Adobe to help you get your spry menu and spry accordion
working
the way you want. They do owe you as much.[/q]

One would think so, wouldn't one? Unfortunately, according to Adobe I
must
either return to Saudi Arabia or call Beijing in order to receive direct
support for my Adobe products. Pretty amazing, isn't it? It is, however,
the
reason that I joined this forum.

I won't ask :-)

[q]If that help is not forthcoming on this forum, you can try posting on
the
spry forum.[/q]
Depending on the overlap of participants this is probably a very good
idea.
When I first joined this forum, SPRY was not an issue, and I forgot that
such
an alternative was there. Thank you for the suggestion.

[q]2. You can contact PVII directly with a request for a free license and
we
will make a decision. If you are given a free license and/or you do
purchase a
product, as well, then you would qualify for direct support, which can be
obtained in a number of ways, but not on Adobe's forums.[/q]
Is there some reason, why you cannot do this on my behalf? After all, you
do
appear to be this forum's P7 representative and are very familiar with
what it
is that I need. You have even proposed a model.

I'm one of the owners of PVII and have been a part of Dreamweaver's online
community for over 10 years. Our support options are listed here:
http://www.projectseven.com/support/

I have a naturally acquired aversion toward bureaucracy acquired in a
former
British colony, mind you. I do know how to enter into contract and keep
my
promises, however.

We do not let politics influence support, either :-)


--
Al Sparber - PVII
http://www.projectseven.com
Dreamweaver Menus | Galleries | Widgets
http://www.projectseven.com/go/apm
An Accessible & Elegant Accordion

[Q]We do not let politics influence support, either :-)[/Q]
It is difficult to think of politics as a relationship between two partners to
a contract, but you are correct in thinking that I am concerned about the
politics of our relationship.

My extra-professional career in webdesign is likely to be a long one, as I
have much to do to improve the appearance and functionality of my somewhat
large web presence. I say this, because I do not want you to believe that my
hesitancy to enter into contract should be thought of as rejection to your
invitation to enter into contract. Simply, I need to test my own technical
prowess a little bit more and live and breath the new political climate before
reaching a proper decision.

Finally, we do share a common set of forum friends that have said good things
about you both in public and private. So, for now, just let me wish you well
and allow me to accustom myself to the new political climate.

Roddy :smile;