Thank you Kelly for posting some reasonable discussion on this subject. When I was in high school my mother always told me she couldn't drill a hole in my head and pour in the subject material. I had to study, study and study more. It's true for everything in life. We all have different aptitudes and abilities and I think most of the time if we really want to do something we'll find a way to do it.
Today there is more information available to we blind folks than ever before. If you want it badly enough you'll find it. It's not the smartest people who do well in life, it's the most persistent. Keep plugging. Tom ** Message From: Kelly Pierce ** >mastering the world of PC Audio has for me required a big >investment in learning and gaining an understanding of audio >concepts as well as tools. Also, if one is not highly >familiar with their screen reader and Windows accessibility >features, they will likely be lost and confused. Much of >this learning happened for me off the Internet with books and >audio tutorials. I have not found a quick fix for gaining >skills in this area. Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
