Tom,

You're absolutely right on with your comments.  And, your term 
"workaround" really tells it like it is.

Don w6smb



On 9/17/2010 1:19 PM, Tom Brennan wrote:
> Martin, you entirely missed my point.  As it happens, I am not a windoze user
> but that's not the point at all.  My point is what people are calling
> "accessibility" is not accessibility but rather a work around.  If it requires a
> separate computer for me to operate my radio or any other piece of equipment
> that is not accessibility of the equipment.  It is only accessability of the
> software and the basic equipment still remains inaccessible.  Personally I want
> to be able to use a product without being tied to my computer in order to do it.
> Otherwise, you can do nothing if your computer goes down and everything becomes
> inaccessible.  Its a little like going to somewhere where the computerized cash
> register is down and the people on duty are not capable of making change by
> hand.
>
> Tom
>
>
> Tom Brennan  KD5VIJ, CCC-A/SLP
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