Dave,
I'm a C4 quadriplegic using Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 9.0. Hoyle has a
software card games that I have enjoyed since my accident in 1999. It has
dozens of card games on a single disc which probably can be purchased from the
Internet.
Bill Ray, Grand Prairie, Texas
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Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2010 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] thanks for the invite so far... and a question about
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Hi Dave,
I just wanted to say hi and thank you for joining. I think you will like this
group as you can ask any questions that you might have and others are glad to
help you with their experience and knowledge. I've never played games on the
computer, but I'm sure it is fun.
Dana(C4- 5 complete, 36 years post, passenger in a motor vehicle accident,
Prairie Village Kansas which is a suburb of Kansas City)
In a message dated 8/18/2010 10:15:09 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
poaj...@sbcglobal.net writes:
Welcome aboard Dave
You can get a lot of information from people on this site. And most of it
is with a great sense of humor which is necessary to deal with being a quad. J
In 1990 when I was first injured I was at Santa Clara rehab and they had a
Macintosh and were just beginning to teach people to use the computers.
Ironically I had a Macintosh SE at home so I was already up to date, but I
hadn’t played any games on it to speak of, except for Shanghai or Mahjongg. I
still play it in the newer versions are fantastic compared to 1990. I do not
use dragon but I use windows seven speech recognition and except for the normal
problems with external noise that is inherent with speech recognition it works
very well. Don’t know if you would consider mahjongg a game, but I enjoy it.
Joan C4 1990
