>
> Hi Kelly,

Hi John,

> First of all, let me say thank you for all the work you are doing for all
> of us!  Your posts are both informative and practical.  My name is John
> Chilelli.

thank you so much for all the kind words.  I am glad you have found it all
helpful.  I have some more interesting stuff in my inbox that I will send out
shortly.  Also, if you find things that I or others here might find of value,
please share them so we can bring them to our respective groups.  I may be
rather silent for the next few weeks.  I have been without a computer for a
week.  I just bought a new Pentium 166 megahertz computer with a 1.2 gigabyte
hard drive, 32 bit sound card, 12-speed cd rom, and a 33,000 baud modem.  I am
also using a new communications program, commo, a new version of WordPerfect
(version 6.1 for dos), and a new speech synthesizer, Doubletalk.  I have also
added an Iomega zip drive.  While I have made it online to write this message,
there is still a steep learning curve ahead for the next few weeks on all this
new technology.  I did follow my own advice in choosing adaptive technology,
as I have written about in my newsletter articles.  In the end, the most
important choices were people with whom I could trust, feel comfortable, could
understand my needs and concerns, and were highly skilled and committed to my
independence.

  I am writing to you at this time to request a copy of the
> Internet Tutorial you have in E-text format.  My e-mail address is:
>
> [log in to unmask]
>
> Thank you very much,
>
> John Chilelli
>
> PS: By the way... Do you know about EUDORA?  Do you have any simple
> suggestions as to how to down-load the program: EUDORA LITE?  The last time
> I tried to, I eneded upb with several icons on my desktop.  None of them
> had a label that saidanything like EUDORA or EUDORA LITE.  Any suggestions?
>  Remember to please keep it plain and simple for me.  I have just learned
> how to send you this response to the original e-mail you posted below... Oh
> well, I guess I'm not as slow as some may be, right?  Please be kind enough
> to not answer that at this time...  Just kidding, John.  Again my e-mail
> address is: [log in to unmask]

I have already mailed the tutorial to you.  I hope that you find it useful.
In fact, I have sent it out to more then 20 people from the list, about 15
percent of the subscribers.

kelly