I can't tell you about the virus concerns, but thank you for directing to a
great website
On Tue, Jul 1, 2014 at 3:02 PM, greg g...@eskimo.com wrote:
I know a lot of you read ebooks. Have you ever looked at booksee.org ?
It has like 80% of all books I looked for, including newer books. All
I know a lot of you read ebooks. Have you ever looked at booksee.org ?
It has like 80% of all books I looked for, including newer books. All free.
I can find nothing about it online. I only found the site when searching Google for a book and it came up there. I do have concerns about the safety
I recall someone asking about online or audio books.
There is a web page of free audio books you can download. I think in mp3 format. To play on most compatible mp3 players. I just got a new cell, Droid. There is an app to view and play them. I found the same ones online at
I am a C2-3 with the functionality of a C4. I will try to get a picture which shows the back and how the Plexiglas attaches. I had written in earlier in the year and asked for advice about getting someone to cut Plexiglas for me, but I have not followed up on the advice yet. My goal is to get to
In a message dated 8/9/05 9:39:56 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
audiobooks free from your library they even deliver
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Amen! Great Suggestion!
W
Just my opinion, but automatic page turners are a waste of time. There is always the option of the e-book or if you want to read a book with a bookstand, you can try to find someone that will build you a bookstand. Utilizing a mousestick is also much faster and easier than page turners. However,
Great suggestion. I just did the same thing the other day and it cost me a couple of dollars for a American history book, but it allows me to read with a flat magazine stand and does not require me to hold the pages down.How much does Office Depot charge?Billy[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to get in on reading books but I can't hold one let alone turn the pages. I am c4 quad and I can only move my arms. How do you quads do it.
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Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 3:36
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Subject: [QUAD-L] books
I would like to get in on reading books but I can't hold one
let alone turn the pages. I am c4 quad and I can only move my arms. How do you
quads do it.
In a message dated 8/8/05 4:36:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to get in on reading books but I can't hold one let alone
turn
the pages. I am c4 quad and I can only move my arms. How do you quads do it.
They now have books on tape and cd. Or you can have someone read to you.
Try Fictionwise e-books.
Richard
At 02:35 PM 8/8/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to get
in on reading books but I can't hold one let alone turn the pages. I am
c4 quad and I can only move my arms. How do you quads do it.
I use a book holder and a mouthstick. Also read via
the computer.
Silas
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Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 2:35
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Subject: [QUAD-L] books
I would like to get in on reading
Hi,
I've been taking paperback
books to Office Depot and they take the side binding off
and spiral bind it. Then I can read it, turning the pages with my
mouthstick on my lap tray or reading stand. Let me know if it works for
you
Greg
c41991
www.3-7-12.com
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Dear Adam, I place the book on my wheelchair table and carefully with my
hands I turn each page. Stopping only to beg someone to turn it for me!
I'm a C-5. I use adynamic (tee no dees us) splint. Some day I'll learn to
spell that. Some books, I can actually handle, but I'm with you on the
I f you have a laptop you could get them on a CD.
Mark
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Date: 08/08/05 18:38:03
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Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] books
Dear Adam, I place the book on my wheelchair table and carefully with my hands I turn each page
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