[adaptivetec] Re: question
- From: "Rob Simon" <rob.c.simon@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <adaptivetec@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2009 13:46:39 -0800
Hi Wayne ,
This is something I copied from another query about games. I have never
tried any of them but it might lead somewhere.
I am also attaching it to the email, don't know if we can attach to this email
list so copied it as well.
blessings --- rob
Audio games
I believe if you press your windows key to go to the start menu, then press p
for all programs, press 'a' for accessibility, then press g to get to games,
arrow up and down to the game of your choice and press enter.
I believe you can get to a free down load or something accessible at
www.jeopardy.com
, press enter F7 for the links list, arrow up or down to your choice or press
the first alphabet of what ever you're looking for, such as g for games.
More audio game info
There is an accessible version of PinBall, with many different sound
effects and completely keyboard friendly.
You can find out about that at the following website:
http://www.draconisentertainment.com
more audio game info
Here is the Link to Download Jim Kitchen's Games.
http://www.kitchensinc.griffithsgoodies.com/index.htm
If you are Interested in looking at other Audio Games, Then check out this
site. It's one of the best.
www.audiogames.net
Enjoy
- Vinay
On 8/25/07, Ila Wigfield <ilaw1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:
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Dear List,
I have been trying to obtain Jim Kitchen's games and I used to have them,
however, they were deleted as it was thought that they were causing some
problems
with my computer, however, this turned out not to be the case.
I particularly liked the Pong game, as well as Bopit, the car race, and the
most updated golf games.
any help that anyone can offer to obtain these games and to download them and
put them in a folder that I have created for them would be much appreciated.
best regards,
Ila
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http://www.kitchensinc.net
Alternatively, you can find a comprehensive guide to blind games at
http:///www.audiogames.net
This includes Jim Kitchen's games too.
Hello Ila,
Go to the following link
http://www.kitchensinc.net
You will know when if you are at the right page if you hear an audio clip
saying, "Kitchens Inc".
Follow the links to download the game you want.
When you have downloaded the game, press enter on the file and a standard
self-extract unzip dialog box will come up.
Make sure you take note of the folder in the edit box where the files will
be extracted to.
Press enter to begin extracting the files. Another dialog box will come up
to tell you it has finished.
Go to the folder, and you will see a bunch of .wav files.
Look for the .exe file and press enter to begin playing the game.
I think it would help if a shortcut is created for the .exe file.
But in the meantime, you can look for the .exe file and create a shortcut
to it yourself.
Hope this helps.
*** Original Message:
Dear List,
When I am at the "kitchensinc," website, how do I go about downloading the
games I want and them moving them to the folder in which I want them to be
in, and then finally getting them to work?
I thank all for any help that is offered!
Best regards,
Ila
Shen
goalball@xxxxxxxxx
----- Original Message -----
From: Wayne
To: adaptivetec@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 12:18 PM
Subject: [adaptivetec] question
Where can I find free online games for the visually impaired? I use Jaws.
Wayne Scott
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