As mentioned in another message, don't use the CD-ROM that comes from an
ISP. You may get something installed that you don't want. One of my
clients used a CD-ROM that came from GTE.NET, and she got Internet Explorer
4.0 and the Active Desktop. Needless to say, her computer didn't work very
well with her screen reader until I got rid of Active Desktop and installed
a version of the browser that would work with speech.
Gary, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 10:33 PM 4/20/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi everyone. I am currently planning to help teach a friend how to use the
>internet and was wondering if he would be able to use any of the national
>ISP's with JFW. I realize AOL is not an option, but I am wondering about
>AT&T, Bell Atlantic, etc. My main concern is whether the installation
>diskettes will be speech-friendly and if there are any special settings
>within JFW to modify to make the software talk adequately enough. Thanks
>in advance for any insights.
>
>Lynn K. Schneider
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