[tabi] Re: Fw: Microsoft Offers New Service For The DisabledComputer User.
- From: Matthew Presnell <matt.from.florida@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2013 13:26:10 -0400
well that is nice for someone who might use it ! atleast they are
doing something for the people with handicaps . It would be better if
they would take the time and pain to make their windows phone
accessible to the blind! I myself would not use MS for this . But it
is nice they offer it any how! JMT
Matt
matt.from.florida@xxxxxxxxx
On 9/9/13, Charles Atkins <catkins@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> From: Craig Spencer
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> Subject: Fwd: Microsoft Offers New Service For The DisabledComputer User.
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> Microsoft Offers New Service For The DisabledComputer User.
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> I wanted to write to the list to pass on some info which I believe will be
> helpful to blind people everywhere. Microsoft has a new program in which
> technitions fix computers for people with disabilities. It is a free
> program. They started it in January. The people there will remote into a
> computer, and fix issues you might have.
> I know this from personal experience. Let me tell you guys why.
> I have a desktop computer which was very sick indeed. There was carruption
> in windows, and the registry. I had so many issues with it, I can't list
> them all. After 20 hours of tireless work on there part I am pleased to say
> that it is completely fixed, and it runs like new. They did not want to
> reinstall windows, so they sent me a copy of windows 7 free of charge.
> They did what they call a install and repair which left all my data in
> tact.
> The technition went in and fixed the registry, and so many other things. I
> am so pleased, and I thought I'd pass this on to you guys for future
> reference.
> They asked me to promote the program since it was new, and people didn't
> know about it yet. Even my instructor did not know. I went through training
> for jaws, office, and other things for customer service work.
> Well enough rambling from me. Here is the number to there service center.
> It is:
> 1-800-936-5900. I hope this info helps.
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