[nvda] Re: New member

Helo Gene!
First many thanks for your e-mail.
You really gave me very good information about libraries there. Such 
information is  very interesting for me.
I'd love to discuss all that with you and if you don't mind here are my 
contacts, for you and  for everyone who wants to join my  contacts list.
Skype:
abilio
msn: abilioguimaraes@xxxxxxxxxxx
e-mail:
abilioguimaraes@xxxxxxxxxxxx

Dear friend, libraries is a lovely thing to discuss so I think we have so many 
things to talk about.
Well, I can tell you that in my country We hav a national library and some 
local ones.
You can request books as well as many other services.
I am ready to tell you everything about our library system in our next private 
conversations.
I think libraries could be  very good to spread nvda.
Well, I am waitting for your comments.
Greetings
Abílio
  
 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Kennydog 
  To: nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 8:26 PM
  Subject: [nvda] Re: New member


  Hi Abilio!

  Welcome to the list! We have nationwide access at libraries here in New 
Zealand (Aotearoa), and we are currently working hard to get it into Australia 
as well. I have also recently had a query from another country and am waiting 
until next week to see how that goes. In Portugal, do the public libraries have 
internet access? Are they all connected (that is,  on one network)? What is the 
main public institution that you would use over there? This is what has 
happened over here... We have access if we take our usb pen stick/drive with a 
portable version of NVDA on it, to the library, plug it into the usb port on 
the computer, and using headphones listen to it. With the portable version you 
can keep your releases updated regularly. 

  http://www.nvda-project.org/wiki/Recognition

  If you go to the NVDA website link above, look at the ones called articles in 
the press. You will see how it happened here in NZ. Also, down the page , under 
as used by organisations, you will see the Aotearoa Peoples Network (NZ library 
network) and on their website it says phases. The program has been made 
accessible in phases (or stages) bit by bit. Basically, you need to know who 
manages your national library network's software installations on the library's 
computers, and whether or not they are willing to install it. Your local 
librarian should be able to tell you who to get in touch with. If the software 
is being blocked there may be a link to the people on the pc. You amy need a 
sighted person to write down the error message and the phone number or email of 
the people who can fix it and get NVDA installed for you. 

  http://www.peoplesnetworknz.org.nz/FAQ/

  This is the link for the libraries here. Here, we had no problems because it 
is a good programme and even better still it was a free one! Our local 
librarian was very helpful, and the people who run the computers were great. 
Some people however are hesitant in allowing access to the software, if they do 
not understand the software, so be patient with them. I believe that this is a 
first for anything like this (national access for a screen reader on such a 
huge scale).

  Gene 
  New Zealand/Aotearoa


  On 18/04/2009 1:26 a.m., Abílio Guimarães wrote: 

    Hi Jimmy!
     Thanks so much for your words.
    Yes, I'll spread the world!
    Nvda works great I hope soon I only use this reader. Hope it will have  its 
own cursor.
    Muchas gracias
    Abílio


      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Jimmy! 
      To: nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
      Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 1:17 PM
      Subject: [nvda] Re: New member


      Hi &Wlcome!

      I've seen you in some Spanish lists.

      I use NVDA most of the time and have found it is very useful.

      Please spread the word!
      Moito Obrigado,

      Jimmy!

      Lima, Perú


        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: Abílio Guimarães 
        To: nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
        Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 4:15 AM
        Subject: [nvda] New member



        Hello everybody,
        This is Abílio from Portugal.
        My friends, I've been using this wonderful screen reader for 6 months. 
I 
        really enjoy nvda and I am using as much as I can. Evrytime I introduce 
Nvda 
        to new people. My friend to use  nvda as my unic reader it it is 
necessary 
        it to work with it's own cursor or something like it.
        Do you think it will be possible in a short future?
        Wish one day I could sugest to public institutions in my country to use 
nvda 
        and not comercial software.
        Now I just want to deeply thank nvda team for all its work.
        I wish you all good luck and my best wishes for everyone.
        Abílio






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