[texhax] TeX for the blind

[William Adams]

On Dec 8, 2006, at 11:02 AM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:

> I think I disagree.  What I think we need is a paradigm shift : serve
> all content witb rich semantic markup, and render it as appropriate to
> the needs of the end user.

I think we agree. That's why I'd said:

>> All of which is a good argument for a markup-rich source which can be
>> readily re-purposed.

William

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