I'm using WindowEyes 6.1 and Internet Explorer.  When I accessed the link, I 
first saw the top and bottom messages.  I waited a few seconds and the page 
downloaded and I was able to read the article.

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2008 2:42 PM
Subject: Fw: Eyes-free iPod]


> This is very interesting, the main reason I am forwarding this message, is
> to ask people to try the link with window-eyes, jfw, and system access.
> With window-eyes, and either IE or firefox, all I get is top-bottom, and
> that is with refreshing the page as well.  System access reads the page 
> just
> fine.  My jaws demo won't work, because it is to old.  Another reason why 
> I
> hate that program.
> I am wondering if different people get differing results.  Besides that,
> recognition of the need for sighted people not to be looking at their 
> i-pods
> while driving, is good to see.
>
>
>> Hey Howard
>>
>> My friend just sent me this link to a cool project similar to mine. It's
>> called the earPod and Microsoft Research is involved in the project, so 
>> it
>> will probably be on the market eventually.
>>
>> http://research.microsoft.com/users/baudisch/projects/earpod/index.html
>>
>> Andrew
>
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