A couple ideas: Check with Halfpriced Books in the U. District for
     those pieces of software; or check with Surplus Software
     International: 800-753-7877 or 503-386-5215, which has older versions
     of software. Also, he might consider QuickBooks in DOS, which is the
     Quicken business software used by many small businesses.  They used to
     have a DOS version.  How accessible it is, I do not know.  All of that
     stuff is ify.  If you find a solution, let us know. - Jackie




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Subject: looking for accessible accounting software
Author:  "Library Access -- http://www.rit.edu/~easi"
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Date:    4/2/98 01:25 PM


Hello axlibbers, I am resubscribing to this list after several years away.
I'm the reference librarian at the Washington Talking Book & Braille
Library (formerly the Washington State Library for the Blind). I am
currently stumped by a software question, and hope someone might have some
answers or at least a lead for me and the patron. Our deaf-blind patron is
looking for accessible accounting software for deaf-blind users using
Navigator 80-8. He wants DC Easy or Excel, or another program in Dos
format. He's hoping for a local or toll-free number, fax number and email
address for suppliers.
        Thanks in advance for anything!
        Beth Eisenhood