Diamond has some issues with accessibility for the blind using VoiceOver, the Macs built in screen reader. When you bring up a list of windows it does not give the window name only untitled making the user go through all the windows to find the one he wants.

Thanks, I'll look into this. I implemented the default Apple behavior and obviously some additional step is necessary to have it work in the appropriate manner. For now Only "untitled" is available as a window name until the doc is saved. I'll do some research and have this workable, hopefully soon.

Just an update; I'm still looking into this and comitted to having a decent fix in the next few releases, or at least before 3.0. Fortunately there is the workaround mentioned (i.e. using the Windows Menu) but since this is non-standard for those who regularly need and use VoiceOver it's a substandard answer at best. I will be getting into the 3.0 Leopard recode sometime next month ; I'm hoping new documentation if any (if not the API, if there is an upgrade to it [wouldn't be surprising with how much will be upgraded in Leopard]) is going to be a help.

Update: I have been looking into different methods of fixing this issue, and it appears I can arrange a workaround by providing/duplicating some of the accessibility features of the OS in the App. If I go this route I will make sure to do it in a complete implementation, but such an overhaul will be waiting for the Leopard-savvy upgrades (Diamond 3.0+) this fall. In the meantime I apologize for the difficulties, and I hope the workaround I have suggested is functional enough to make Diamond useful for you until I have the issue dealt with.