Support and Help
Technical support, user services, Q&A, etc.
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This group is designed for blind and visually impaired computer users to discuss all aspects of their specialist software used to enable them to access their computer. It provides a support network where users and professionals in the field can help support each other and discuss and hopefully, resolve, issues or problems surrounding the access technology. |
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We're a friendly group of techs helping folks get the most out of their computers. Computer users of all levels of experience are welcome to join. Feel free to ask questions, no matter how silly you think they might sound. You can also feel free to answer them if you're so inclined. :O) Our motto is "The only dumb questions are the ones that are never asked". |
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At Computer Talk Shop we discuss all aspects of computing, from Windows to Linux, Microsoft to Mac. For the most part the conversation is slanted toward PCs running Windows for the obvious reason, Windows is what most people have. This list is for all ages, gender, and skill levels, and the discussion topics run from newbie to old-timer. |
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A place for owners, and future owners to gather, and talk about ideas, problems or cool things we have found with the Melco Amaya commercial embroidery machine and it's technology. |
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List for members of The Computer Club, for discussion of computer hardware/software problems and general announcements |
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Help for using all of the Microsoft Office family of programs, including Access, Excel, FrontPage, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Project, Publisher, Visio, and Word. Join and help each other with any questions or problems you may have. |
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This list is a forum for technical writers to discuss the theory and practice of technical communication. The forum will become an archive of useful tips and solutions regarding workflow queries, software usage, project planning, documentation standards...indeed anything of relevance to the profession of technical authoring. |
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Support mailing list for users of YAM (Yet Another Mailer), arguably the best e-mail client for AmigaOS. |
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JAWS User List basically for UK users. This list is essentially for U.K. based JAWS screen reader users, although anyone from anywhere is very welcome |
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This list is for the blind and visually impaired community to discuss Winamp, the popular mp 3 player from Nullsoft. Topics include, but are not limited to, instalation and setup, the Winamp preferences, and working with plugins. Note that to get the best out of this program, an intermediate to advanced knowledge of the Windows operating system is an absolute must. So if you're familiar with Windows, but just aren't familiar with Winamp, or if you already know Winamp and just have a problem, then this list is for you. |
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Welcome to Blindeudora. This list is for the use of the email program Eudora and its special needs for the blind. The list does not limit its topic to just Eudora. Some computer tech questions get answered also. 1. Ask any question on Eudora or computers. 2. No flames, advertisements or spam allowed. YOU WILL BE REMOVED AFTER A WARNING! 3. Be nice to all members. They are here to help. Tim Blindeudora list owner. |
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This is the mailing list of the Susquehanna Area Computer Access Technology Enthusiastes. We will post meeting announcements and minutes as well as allow members to discuss future meeting topics. This is also a forum for members to discuss various computer and access technology issues. |
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Information about the Daylon Leveller heightfield/terrain/bumpmap modeler and related subjects |
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This list's purpose is to discuss the development and use of UAE (the Unix/Ubiquitous Amiga Emulator). |
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GOODFEEL is a braille music translator progam that allows the user to create braille music without the knowledge of braille music. This list is for GOODFEEL users to discuss thier problems and solutions. |
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