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Sent: Saturday, May 20, 2000 3:19 AM
Subject: Main Menu
> This week on Main Menu, learn about an exciting research project that
could
> cause the price of electronic Braille cells, such as those used in Braille
> displays, to plummet.
>
> Winamp, it's a highly accessible, powerful audio player for Windows, and
> it's the player recommended by ACB Radio. DJC brings us part one of a tour
> of Winamp's many features.
>
> Tune into described movies on the Web whenever you want, and choose from
an
> increasing selection of content on demand. We interview the man who's made
> it all possible.
>
> Scott demonstrates an amazing new programme that makes turning CD music
into
> MP3 as easy as using Windows Explorer.
>
> We look at Talking Signs, a technology that could make a huge difference
to
> our independence and orientation.
>
> In Look at Linux, Matt Campbell shows us how to get our modem connected to
> the Internet.
>
> Main Menu is heard at 9 PM Eastern Sunday night, that's 1 AM GMT Monday
> morning on ACB Radio Mainstream. Visit
> http://www.acbradio.org and choose the Mainstream link. Then choose to
> listen with a streaming MP3 player or RealPlayer.
>
> Please note that I will be otherwise engaged at the time that Main Menu
> starts, but procedures are in place to ensure that it starts roughly on
> time. I apologise in advance if there are any problems.
>
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