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  • From: Keith Reedy <wa9dro@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 10:54:41 -0400


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http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml

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> Subject: Re: [macvoiceover] A computer with a built in screenreader.
> From: Olivia Norman <olivianorman@xxxxxx>
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> The mac has also changed my life dramatically.  I will never go back to 
> windows :)
> Olivia
> 
> On Mar 22, 2010, at 10:15 AM, Keith Reedy wrote:
> 
>> Feel free to pass this around.
>> 
>> A Computer with a built-in Screen-reader
>> 
>> What a disappointment it is to a blind man or woman to pay several hundred 
>> dollars for a computer and bring it home from the store, or have it 
>> delivered to your home, or office, only to find out that if you are blind, 
>> you can't use your computer.  In fact, if you are blind, you must pay up to 
>> $1100.00 to order another piece of software, a screen reader to make your 
>> brand new computer tell you what is on the screen and speak the keys on the 
>> keyboard as you press them.  I know what that is like, I have been there and 
>> done that, but not any more.
>> 
>> As of April the 29th, 2005, there is now a computer that a sighted person or 
>> a blind person can use right out of the box, because, a screen-reader is 
>> built in to the operating system.  It is the most installed screen-reader in 
>> the world. Why? Because, it is installed on every computer sold.  This 
>> screen reader is installed on millions of computers, not just a few 
>> thousand.  This means that if you are a blind computer user, you can enter a 
>> growing number of mall and airport kiosks, classrooms, libraries, internet 
>> cafes and the list goes on and use a computer to access the news, weather, 
>> check your e-mail just like your sighted counterpart.
>> 
>> This computer has a built in word processor which will open, create,  or 
>> edit Microsoft Word files, XML files or text files and will help you to 
>> check the spelling and grammar on your work.  Also included in the software 
>> is an e-mail program, An internet browser,
>> Address book, Dictionary, calendar, calculator and more,  and if you need A 
>> Bible program you can have one as a free download.  I use one of these 
>> computers every day in my office and home.
>> 
>> This computer is an Apple Macintosh, or, MAC for short.  The screen-reader 
>> is called, Voiceover and it comes installed on every new MAC, beginning with 
>> Operating system, 10.4, or Tiger.
>> 
>> You can choose a  laptop if you are an "on the go" person or a desktop.  
>> Here are some links that will help you choose the model of MAC that is right 
>> for you, You will also find links to a Bible program and links to help you 
>> to learn how to get around most effectively on your MAC with Voiceover.
>> 
>> Good luck and smile, your life is about to change; mine has.
>> 
>> Keith Reedy
>> Director and Technology Interface Coordinator
>> BIBLES FOR THE BLIND AND
>> VISUALLY HANDICAPPED INTERNATIONAL
>> www.biblesfortheblind.org
>> Start your search for a new MAC, buy on line, or search for an Apple store 
>> near you at:
>> 
>> <http://www.apple.com/>
>> 
>> Find information on learning to use your MAC and other helpful links  under 
>> MAC with Voiceover at,
>> <http://www.icanworkthisthing.com/>
>> 
>> Download a Bible program, free,  from,
>> <http://www.macsword.com/>
>> 
>> Join the MAC Voiceover list and we will help you with your questions at,
>> <//www.freelists.org/list/macvoiceover>
>> 
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