Okay, I was being lazy. I must confess this is well within my ability to do. Thanks for the reminder that just because something would be a bit more convenient doesn't mean it has ! or should be provided.
----- Original Message ----- From: Dan Keys <dnkeys@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date sent: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:54:21 -0800 Subject: [bookport] Re: Labeling Chargers
That's the way it should be. When you first get any new
appliance
that has a battery charger or power supply, place a braille label
on
it right away. I always do that when I take the unit out of the
box
for the first time. I don't delay in properly marking the
charger/
powersupply.
On Jan 17, 2007, at 9:31 AM, Bruce Toews wrote:
I think the onus should be on us, the consumer, to label
chargers, not
APH. If APH is required to do so, then in the interests of
equality
they'll have to label in large print, braille, and moon,
English,
Spanish, French for all of the above ... when one piece of
label
tape onthe part of those consumers who want their chargers labeled, in
the
language, medium, color and creed of their choice would lead to
much
less difficulty.
