Seattle Times: Vista from an accessible view

This morning's Seattle Times had an article about the great work we've been doing in Windows Vista with respect to accessibility on the front page of the business section. Nice.

Here's a quote from the article:

Logan Olson, 21, says the speech-recognition software she tried out at Microsoft would help in her work publishing a lifestyle magazine for young women with disabilities. Impaired fine-motor skills from a brain injury make it difficult for her to type.

It's so nice to know that all the hard work we've been doing will actually make a substantive difference in people's lives.