Unfortunately, this is for real.  In Ms Outlook, in help, there is a menu
selection, 'Keyboard commands.'  under this there are three items:
Accessibility, Moving around in Help, and Key Strokes.  Choosing
'Accessability' refers you to outside vendors (RFB) who might have
tutorials; 'Moving around' has a choice of 'mouse commands' or 'Key
strokes.'Key Strokes' says that for your convenience you can print the
whole key stroke set.  So I wrote Enable at Microsoft, this morning, as
follows:

        From:   [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
        Sent:   Friday, March 06, 1998 6:45 AM
        To:     Accessibility Inquiries
        Subject:        saving help files

        Dear Enable,

        Wandering around in keyboard shortcuts for outlook 97, I find a
place where I can print the entire shortcut help file.  Which is not very
useful to me.  Is there a way, without selecting/copying/pasting each file
individually, that I can save the whole thing to a file, take it home and
Braille it?  Please say yes!  But only if it will work.  (no, I don't have a
Braille printer at work.)

        Thanks for the help,

        Anna byrne

From:   Steve Donie [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
<mailto:[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]>
Sent:   Friday, March 06, 1998 12:46 PM
To:     [log in to unmask]; Accessibility Inquiries
Subject:        RE: saving help files

Here's a
way you can save help topics to a file.

First, you will have to install a new "printer" - a generic, text only
printer. We'll set that up to print to a file, then, you can print to that
printer. The output in this particular case is a table-like format, with a
description of the operation in the left column, and the keystroke in the
right column, so you'll probably have to re-format the file quite a bit so
it prints OK in Braille.

To set up the generic/text only printer:
1. Ctrl+Esc to open the Start Menu
2. Select Settings, then Printers
3. Hit "a" to select "Add New Printer" then hit enter
4. You are now in the Add Printer wizard. On the first page, it just tells
you what you are about to do (add a new printer). Just hit enter to go to
the next step.
5. The next question asks if the printer is local or on a network. Hit Alt+L
to select local, then hit Enter to go to the next step.
6. You are now presented with a list of printer manufacturers. Hit "G" to
get to "Generic" and then hit enter.
7. You may now be asked to insert your Windows 95 CD. Insert the CD and hit
enter.
8. Now you will be asked which "Port" the printer is on. Hit "F" to select
File, then hit enter.
9. Next you are asked to give a name for the printer (it defaults to
"Generic / Text Only") and whether you want this to be the default printer.
Set these as you wish, then go to the next step.
10. Finally, you are asked if you would like to print a test page. Hit N and
then Enter, and you'll be all done (with this part!)

Now, when you want to save a help topic to a file, select the topic and then
hit Alt+P to print. Select the Generic/Text only printer and then hit enter.
You'll get a standard "File Save" like dialog box where you can specify the
location and name of the file. I tried to do this for a whole set of topics
at once, and I got several file save dialogs, but it appears that only the
first one "printed." So you'll have to print each topic separately.

Hope this helps!

Steve Donie