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Not everyone uses Skype and what about the learning curve for Skype.

and then there is the question about what Microsoft will do with Skype.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David hilbert Poehlman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: "Lynn Evans" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 9:02 AM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] what about a national vicug-l computer users group 
meeting?


skype is great!

On May 17, 2011, at 8:56 AM, Lynn Evans wrote:

I think Accessible World uses Talking Communities  cross platform for Macs 
and Windows. As for the rest does such and animal exist?

www.accessibleworld.org
----- Original Message -----
From: Richie Gardenhire
To: Lynn Evans
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 2:36 AM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] what about a national vicug-l computer users group 
meeting?

that would be great, except it needs to be a cross-platform solution so that 
all computer users--Windows, Macs, and Linux-based computers can all 
participate in the chatroom with relative ease.  richie Gardenhire, 
Anchorage, Alaska.


On May 16, 2011, at 1:15 PM, Lynn Evans wrote:

The phone is oh so 19 century. How about we use VOIP (Voice over Internet 
Protocol and a chat room?
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff Kenyon
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Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 2:25 AM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] what about a national vicug-l computer users group 
meeting?

That sounds like a good idea, we'd have to coordinate times of course, and 
we should even tell other friends who are not on the list about the 
conference so then that way they'll get a feel for what this list is and how 
it all works, but I like that idea.
----- Original Message -----
From: Harry Brown
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Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2011 2:15 AM
Subject: [VICUG-L] what about a national vicug-l computer users group 
meeting?

Hi all,
Now of course, we're all in this group, and we help each other through 
email, however, what if, all of us could get together for a vicug-l phone 
conference?
We could have discussions about:
1.   topics that we talk about here on vicug-l
2.  , training classes on how to do things on computers, cell phones, any 
kind of technology.
3.  , stradigy sessions on what to do about problems with inaccessability 
and what to do.
See the info below.
Harry
Hi all,
I just checked out my old phone conference room, and it changed to a new 
number, but I need to host a conference with some people in the federal 
government to deal with government security.
So, I thought I'd give you a copy of this info, so if you need a free phone 
conference room, you'll be able to set one up!
The information is below!
Harry

How to Host, or Join a Free Phone Conference

section 1.  For conference coordinators

If you want to host a conference:
step 1.  Call 218-936-1200
step 2.  If this is your first time hosting a conference, you must enter a 
conference code.  This must be at least 6 digits.
step 3.  Then, press the pound key.
step 4.  You will be told what numbers you pressed, and if it’s correct, 
then, press the 1 key, and you’re in the conference.
step 5.  You need to be there 5 minutes earlier than everyone else, to get 
the conference room opened.
step 6.  You as the coordinator, and anyone else can do the following, while 
you’re in the conference:
press *0 to exit the conference, and when you do, it will say, “if you’ve 
hit the key to exit the conference, press 1, otherwise press 2 to return to 
the conference.”
press *1 to enter a private conference with others in the conference, but 
not the whole group.
*2 to get your caller code,
*4 to hear this help message again,
*6 to either mute or unmute your phone.
*NOTE--please get this next section to all conference attendees prior to the 
conference, so they can have this information.  Section 2, begins on the 
next page below.  You’ll see some blank lines below, then you’ll see the 
section.  I did this, to start the next section at the top of a page.




section 2.  For people who want to come to the conference

If you want to attend the conference:
step 1.  Call 218-936-1200
step 2.  You must enter a conference code.  This must be at least 6 digits. 
This is the code that the conference coordinator gave you prior to coming to 
the conference.
step 3.  Then, press the pound key.
step 4.  You will be told what numbers you pressed, and if it’s correct, 
then, press the 1 key, and you’re in the conference.
step 5.  You as a conference attendee, can do the following, while you’re in 
the conference:
press *0 to exit the conference, and when you do, it will say, “if you’ve 
hit the key to exit the conference, press 1, otherwise press 2 to return to 
the conference.”
press *1 to enter a private conference with others in the conference, but 
not the whole group.
*2 to get your caller code,
*4 to hear this help message again,
*6 to either mute or unmute your phone.


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