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Lists
The following outline of the sections of this document is an ordered (numbered) list with six items. The
fifth item, "Tables," contains a nested unordered (bulleted) list with two items.
1. Headings
2. Lists
3. Links
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4. Columns

Links
In web documents, links can point different locations on the page, different pages, or even
downloadable documents, such as Word documents or PDFs:
Top of this Page
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Tables
Simple Tables
Simple tables have a uniform number of columns and rows, without any merged cells:

Screen Reader Responses Share


JAWS 853 49%
NVDA 238 14%
Window-Eyes 214wrnbwrnwrnw 12%
System Access 181 10%
VoiceOver 159 9%

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The following is a complex table, using merged cells as headers for sections within the table. This can't
be made accessible in all types of documents:

May 2012 September 2010


Screen Reader Responses Share Responses Share
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NVDA 238 14% 105 9%
Window-Eyes 214 12% 138 11%
System Access 181 10% 58 5%
VoiceOver 159 9% 120 10%

Columns
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