I'd be suspicious of anything from Rumania.

Mike Freeman <[log in to unmask]>
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... Ask not for whom the <^G> tolls.
----- Original Message -----
From: "JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2002 11:17 AM
Subject: JEFFREY, do you know about my site? (fwd)


Hi everyone.  Sorry for the cross post, but has anyone else gotten a
message like this from this person?  What do you know about them or
their
site?






---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 20:49:23 +0300
From: Teddy <[log in to unmask]>
To: JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: JEFFREY, do you know about my site?

Hi JEFFREY,

This email is an advertising message for Teddy's Center web site, a site
dedicated to blind computer users.

This is spam, so if you don't like it, please delete the message and be
happy.
Teddy's Center is a 100% free web site. Nothing to buy. You can find a
lot of free helpful resources there.

What can you find there?
- A lot of free programs for the blind and sighted.
- Very many free books, manuals, tutorials for operating systems and
programming languages.
- Many links to recommended web sites for the blind.
- Jaws scripts and Window Eyes set files.
- Tips and hints for popular applications.
- A list with details about mailing lists for the blind.
- Many other articles, diverse books, etc.

The site has a search engine that searches only on some web sites for
the blind, so you won't find a lot of links you won't need.

Do you want to promote a mailing list?
By filling a simple form, you can see your mailing list description and
subscription data on Teddy's Center automaticly.

You can add a direct link on Teddy's Center also.
If you want to create a shorter link out of a very long link for sending
it by mail, you can do it using a simple form on Teddy's Center.
This way, the person who receives the message won't need to copy and
paste the link into browser. They can just click the link.

The biggest section from Teddy's Center contains books about HTML and
web design, CGI and web programming, Linux, Windows, JavaScript, Java,
networks, security, C, Visual Basic and others.

The most visited page from Teddy's Center is the page containing the
list with the most downloaded files.
There you can find a very long list with direct links to download files
and view web pages, and how many times that file or web page was
accessed.
The second most visited web page from Teddy's Center is the page with
programs for the blind.
There you can find a long list with very helpful applications.

If you want to download more files in a single archive, you can select
the files you want using check boxes, and after submitting the form, the
zip archive with those files will start downloading.

The address of Teddy's Center is:
http://teddy.fcc.ro/

P.S.
JEFFREY, If you feel offended by this message, please delete it and
accept my appologies.

If you have visited my site already, I want to let you know that I've
changed the design a little.
I've removed the tables from all the pages for an easier navigation.
I've included the size of the file in the link, so you will hear the
size of each file by just tabbing from link to link.
You can find the number of files from the current page and the last
update time on the top of each page now.
I've also added some more files to download on a few sections.
I usually add new files almost every day, so check it to see what is
new.
There is a page with the new entries but you can find only the last 5
new uploaded files there.

If you'll visit Teddy's Center, please sign my guest book
.... and please tell a friend about this site if you think it could be
helpful.

Ciao!

Teddy