[tabi] Re: comcast made a TABI message into spam!

  • From: "Charles Atkins" <catkins@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2010 09:43:16 -0500

Serotek Introduces DocuScan PlusWhy can't Comcast disable it?

I'll risk sounding silly!


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Easy Talk 
  To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 8:49 AM
  Subject: [tabi] Re: comcast made a TABI message into spam!


  I have earthlink as my email provider and I also disabled the spam/junk 
filter because some important messages can get blocked.  One of the advantages 
of windows mail in vista is it has a built in junk mail so by disabling the 
spam blocker, I can look at or delete the trash when I have time.

  Robert

    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Allison and Chip Orange 
    To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
    Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 8:19 AM
    Subject: [tabi] Re: comcast made a TABI message into spam!


    for many people, dealing with the comcast spam filter is probably pretty 
difficult, so this may be the best way (just to disable it).

    The spam filters though available to the ISPs are generally worlds better 
than what's available to end users on their pc; but if you don't get much spam, 
it probably doesn't make much difference.  if you've had the same email address 
though for years, as we have, we get a lot of spam, and it does make a 
difference to have comcast do some of the filtering. 

    Chip




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    From: tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of Elizabeth S. Bowden
    Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 8:10 AM
    To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Subject: [tabi] Re: comcast made a TABI message into spam!


    or you can disable spam on the comcast end, and do it yourself?
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Allison and Chip Orange 
      To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
      Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2010 8:08 AM
      Subject: [tabi] comcast made a TABI message into spam!


      Hi all,

      just an fyi that the comcast spam filter took the message from Betsy 
recently (on the new scanning product from Serotek), and put it in my spam 
folder there.

      in order not to miss any TABI messages, you may want to go into your spam 
folder on comcast, and tell it this is not a spam message.

      the message is below.

      hth,

      Chip




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      From: tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of Betsy
      Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 9:47 PM
      To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
      Subject: [tabi] Fw: Serotek Introduces DocuScan Plus


      Thought some might find this interesting.



      Serotek Corporation, the leading provider of accessible multi platform 
and cloud-based solutions which can be accessed from anywhere, is proud to 
announce the release of DocuScan Plus. This innovative software allows persons 
to scan and read documents from any computer with an attached Twain-compliant 
scanner,  sound card and internet connection. 



      Serotek's DocuScan Plus offers high-quality optical character 
recognition, (OCR), to convert the printed page in to text.  This self-voicing 
application can read both printed pages from a Twain-compliant scanner, as well 
as many types of PDF files, including those containing text and those 
containing only images.  The software also supports scanners with duplex and 
ADF (automatic document feeder) capabilities.    DocuScan Plus can convert 
scanned documents in to MP3 audio files for playback on many portable devices, 
and the software can even convert scanned materials in to the popular DAISY 
format.  For Low Vision users, DocuScan Plus also offers a full Screen 
Magnifier for the reading of scanned text. This magnification option, when 
combined with the self voicing features of DocuScan Plus, allows documents to 
be comfortably read from the screen as well as via text-to-speech.  Materials 
can also be saved in Large Print. In this way, documents can be scanned, 
printed, and shared with friends or viewed offline under a Video magnifier.  



      "We wanted to create an affordable application that really took in to 
account the way we access the printed word in the 21st century.", said Mike 
Calvo, CEO. "We don't spend all our time on one computer, or even one device 
anymore, so why should we  be using software based on that model?  When we make 
a product like this, with a feature set that's useful to people with a wide 
variety of disabilities,and it's just as easy to use from the classroom 
computer as it is from home, we believe it has the potential to open a lot of 
doors that have remained closed until now."  



      The DocuScan Plus software can be used as an installed program from your 
personal computer, or it can be accessed from any computer simply by visiting 
http://www.DocuScanPlus.com.  The program may be purchased for only $299, or 
less than one third of the cost of < /span>

      other scanning solutions. 



      Other features included are:



      Braille Conversion: DocuScan Plus contains Braille translation options, 
allowing you to convert your scanned pages and PDF files into a variety of 
different braille formats based on the specific translation table you choose.  

      Save To Kindle: Wirelessly Transfer scanned documents to the Amazon 
Kindle for reading on the go using the Kindle's built in text to speech 
function.

      Export Scanned Text: Save documents and materials to a computer or 
portable DAISY player for offline reading.

      Encrypted Online Storage: Save documents securely to the cloud and 
retrieve them from anywhere. 

      Additional Synthesizer Support: Choose from a variety of synthesizers for 
use with this self-voicing application. 

      Additional Support For Mobile Platforms: DocuScan Plus will support some 
external camera and mobile phone platforms. This functionality will come free 
with DocuScan Plus and it is currently scheduled for release in the first 
quarter of 2011.



      DocuScan Plus may be used independently of any other Serotek software. 
The application  can allow persons to read the printed page with any 
Windows-based computer, regardless of whether any access technology has been 
installed or is currently running.  



      For more information, please call Serotek Corporation at (612) 246-4818, 
or email us at sales@xxxxxxxxxxxx 

      Visit the official DocuScan Plus web site at http://www.DocuScanplus.com


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