In a message dated 98-12-02 01:44:36 EST, you write:

<< Can someone recommend or direct me to a person in the library field or
 some documentation on suggested "minimum" and/or "ideal" equipment needs
 to help the disabled use a library? Also, does anyone have experience
 using Jaws or Zoomtext. I'd be interested in hearing problems,
 successes, etc >>

This man and his company did all the SF Library System, Stanford Univ and has
ADA approved Workstations that have all the screen readers plus voice
recognition etc.  Give him a call at his 800 number- his partner is lead
engineer at the archimedes project (universal design group at standford
university).

Marty Tibor
1 Stop Speech Recognition and Adaptive Technology Synapse
3095 Kerner Blvd., Suite S, San Rafael, CA  94901
toll-free 888-285-9988

http://www.synapseadaptive.com
Providers of adaptive and assistive technology solutions.

http://www.unixspeech.com
UNIX, mainframe and Mac speech recognition

http://www.synapseadaptive.com/joel/default.htm
Synapse hosts the Dragon NaturallySpeaking Unofficial Information Pages

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