I was not aware of this audio magazine tutorial product.  Some on this
list should find this of use.

Steve

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>Posted-Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1999 07:20:23 -0600 (CST)
>Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1999 08:08:52 -0800
>To: [log in to unmask]
>From: Crista Earl <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Listening In update
>
>Hi, everybody
>
>People have been asking what topics have been included in Listening In, so
>here is an update for everyone.
>
>Crista
>---
>"Listening In" is the new bi-monthly tutorial series from CrissCross
>Technologies.  It features short tutorials on Windows and Windows
>applications with the screen-reader-user in mind.
>
>January 1999:
>Windows 98 for new Windows 98 users
>You probably know that your screen reader will like Windows 98 better if
>you turn off the Active Desktop, but how do you manage it?  Here's how to
>disable the Active Desktop and a few other pesky Windows 98 features.
>
>What is the Windows 98 Accessibility Wizard?  Will it make Windows 98 work
>better for you?  Here's how to run it and what you'll find in it.
>
>Windows Explorer (3 sections)
>Side 2 features helpful hints on how to get more out of Windows Explorer.
>This is for both Windows 95 and Windows 98 users.  Do you feel as though
>you're bumbling around in the trees,, trying to find that file you wanted
>to delete, or spending all your time going back and forth, trying to copy a
>series of files from one folder to another?  Here are some tricks to help
>you go directly from one point to another without floundering around
>through your entire network.
>
>March 1999
>RealAudio:
>Have you listened to radio stations on the Internet?  Here's how to get the
>free copy of RealPlayer, how to find interesting RealAudio sounds to listen
>to, and how to set up RealPlayer to go directly to the sounds you want to
>here.  You'll also learn a few other keyboard tricks for moving around in
>RealPlayer.
>
>Help:
>(Or should that be Help!)  Your computer is crammed with instructions on
>how to do the things you want to do, but can you get it to tell you?  Here
>are hints on how to get more out of the Windows 95 Help System, the Windows
>98 Help System, and the help systems of your applications.
>
>Coming Soon...
>What would you like to know?  Send us your suggestions for short tutorials.
> We'll try to include them in upcoming issues of Listening In.
>
>Listening In comes out every two months on 1 audio cassette.  It costs $60
>per year for customers in North America and $70 per year for customers
>everywhere else.  Call CrissCross Technologies or one of our dealers to
>subscribe!
>
>CrissCross Technologies
>110-64 Queens Blvd. #406
>Forest Hills, NY 11375
>(718) 268-6988
>[log in to unmask]
>www.crisscrosstech.com
>
> Do you know about all the tutorials that CrissCross Technologies already
>offers?  Here's a quick list:
>
>Speaking of Windows 95 (6 tapes)       $60.00
>Speaking of Microsoft Word (6 tapes)   $75.00
>Speaking of Microsoft Excel (4 tapes)  $75.00
>Speaking of the Internet (6 tapes)     $75.00
>Speaking of Corel WordPerfect (6 tapes)        $75.00
>Speaking of Windows ... 3.x (4 tapes)  $50.00
>
>If you have more suggestions or would like details on the Listening In
>series or any of the full-length tutorials, please contact CrissCross
>Technologies.
>
>


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