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Reply To: | VICUG-L: Visually Impaired Computer Users' Group List |
Date: | Mon, 15 Jun 1998 01:57:16 -0400 |
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This is an important issue. More important to me, however, than being able
to read the manuals, is being able to access the information on a LCD
display (and to a lesser degree, a LED indicator).
Years ago, I bought a piano an abandoned the whole access hastle. I'd like
to get back into synthesizers. I understand that I may have waited long
enough, because many people are now installing synthesizer hardware into
their computers and simply using a music keyboard to play their computers.
Since I can read my computer's data with my Vocal Eyes, this looks like
the way to go.
Does anybody know about this new option?
Peter Seymour
On Thu, 11 Jun 1998, David Ingram wrote:
> can we also apply these standards to the music equipment manufacturers. There
> are a lot of us who use keyboards, amps, and digital recording boards just to
> name a few of the items. We haven't had the benefit of being able to read
> manuals that were text only for any piece of equipment that we've purchased.
> can this also apply to this segment of society? I believe that there is a way
> to make manuals and the actual products more accessible to the visuallimpared
> community. if there is something that can be done to make
> synthesizer,moduals, recording boards and other associated equipment more
> accessible I'd sure would like to know about it.
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