Lisa, I could be wrong, but I think it's a secured website.  I know the 
upgrades are supposed to take care of those somewhat.  It is that way with 
banks, and other websites.  I may be wrong about this, but it makes me 
suspicious.

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Lisa Ehlers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [email protected]
>Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2004 11:24:10 +1000
>Subject: [Braillenote] still having trouble with student loan web page

>Hi Listers,
>Okay I am beginning to think this might be an IE issue.  I really hope the 
>next version of Keysoft can handle online payments.  I got the same response 
>today when I tried the direct loan Web site.  I tried filling out my 
>information hit the link that says proceed and the BN just showed 0 percent on 
>the percentage bar.  It refuses to download the page after that.  Why is it so 
>hard for the BN or IE to do something so simple? I wish I could be like 
>everyone else and pay their payments online.  Instead I have to go to the post 
>office and have someone write my check for me and pay some outrageness amount 
>money to ovnight the payment overnight mail here is 3 days.  This is insane.  
>Maybe I should just accept that life is friendsturating but this is insane.  A 
>person who is blind should be able to pay their bills online like everyone 
>else.  Especially since to pay bills not electroically means someone else has 
>to write out my checks.  Even if I wanted to use my credit card I can't!
>  because I have to fill out a form where you guessed it on the direct loan 
> Web site.  Paying over the phone is not an option with these direct loan 
> people.  I just thought this would be easier.  Once again I thought the BN 
> could handle something simple like translating a file or downloading a Web 
> page only to find out the BN does indeed have limits.  I know the BN isn't a 
> PC.  But for me it is my PC.  Maybe everyone else has the luxury of having a 
> BN and a PC.  Maybe I am the only user who only  has the BN to use and not a 
> PC.  I am not comfortable using the computer at work for this type of stuff 
> for lots of reasons.
>Maybe I am the only person frustrated by this craziness.  Perhaps I'm the only 
>person who is blind who chooses to pay their loan payments online.  This Web 
>site even has an accessible mode and it was turned on.
>Does PDI have anything to say about this? To say that that shouldn't be 
>happening or that I'm just going to have to get used to the BN's limitations 
>and start saving for a PC?
>The Web site is
>www.dl.ed.gov

>You have to have an account with the organization in order to access 
>information about yourself.
>Thanks for any help anyone can provide.  I'm sorry for posting about this 
>again I didn't receive any responses the first time.  This leads me to think I 
>must be the only one facing this problem.
>Sorry to bore everyone.
>If anyone can provide any assistance thank you.  Thanks for your time.
>Lisa


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