[gps-talkusers] Re: GPS Version 3 changes

Ann,

Actually, to be very specific, what I said of the audio being "NO GOOD" is that 
almost all companies that deal with blind technology definitely have everything 
on audioCDs and audiocassettes bin general, definitely FORGET the deafblind who 
need Braille!  That is why I abruptly questioned Mike May, not you (Ann) or 
anyone else hereon this list, about the Braille issue.  No matter what 
hearing/blind say.  They must learn to understand the deafblind and their 
needs!  In addition, I should emphasise to you that it is vitally important 
that you hearing/blind NEITHER ignore NOR leave the deafblind out.  Please 
remember there is another deafblind hereon this list, yes, not just me alone.  
Please try to understand that, if I see words like that, I only react to them 
very sharply.  Just try to think more about it and you hearing/blind will see 
why.

Ann, maybe you mean the MSMT in California that transcribes the Braille manual? 
 Rather than the audio, is it possible for Sendero to put that manual on the 
flashcard to save room and paper?  Look at the Braillenote having one already 
therein, not the flashcard.

>----- Original Message -----
>From: Ann Parsons <akp@xxxxxxxxx
>To: gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 21:55:50 -0400
>Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: GPS Version 3 changes

>Hi all,

>There is a tutorial available in Braille from Sendero, Todd.  It costs
>$99.00 and is a collaborative effort with another company whose name
>escapes me at this hour.

>Ann P.

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