Hi Jerry and list serve members:
I visited the web page this afternoon and found it quit informative. It is
a list of chapters that contain information about the Web. It describes
different features and gives you step by step directions on these topics
using the keyboard. In the beginning there are seven chapters of
information. Chapter five presents me with a list of resources for the
blind. I thank you Jerry for providing this valuable information.
Jamie Seeger
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> Hi,
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> Greetings from Dublin, Ireland.
>
> sorry if cross-posting seems over-zealous, but I
> think that
> this is of interest to most users of screenreaders and
> enlargement software, not just JFW users.
>
> I am told that the address below was circulated on
> MSN as a
> resource for visually impaired computer users. I am not in a
> position to check it out right now, but I thought that many of
> you might be interested.
>
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/aofe
I hope that this is helpful and is not considered off-topic.
Gerry.
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