Chip, I checked out the Solona site and may be a candidate for this project. It also said something about possibly hiring physically disabled folks for it. I currently am working with Johnnie Slaton in her college work, making a lot of tests and texts accessible for her as JAWS has too much jargon to enable her to understand what she needs. I therefore am an employee of DBS while doing this. Is this Solona program, in your opinion, something that I would understand and be able to do? I am not a good tech person. I have not yet sent anything to Solona. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: Chip Orange To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, June 26, 2009 12:45 PM Subject: [tabi] call for volunteers with a computer to aid the blind from the Top Tech Tidbits news letter (please forward this to anyone who may be interested): If you have some vision, you can help solve enormous barriers to online access by the blind by joining the legion of volunteers to the Solona project. There is no commitment of time or frequency; simply, if you are willing, sometimes while you're on the computer, to take 30 seconds or so to anonymously solve a captcha barrier for an equally anonymous blind user somewhere in the world, you can play a key role. To look into it, e-mail mysolona@xxxxxxxxx or fill out the form at http://solona.net/learn/contact.php