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I have had best results with "The Word From Online Bible"
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I have a friend who is attempting to use a program called Family Bible
Library with JAWS for Windows. He is having some difficulty, but we are
not sure if it is due to inaccessibility of the program or to his JAWS
skills. =20 Has anyone used this program and found it accessible? If
so, any hints would be appreciated. If not, what is a good accessible
Bible program? Thanks. =20 Keith Bundy Director of Student Development
Dakota State University 605-256-5121
Email: [log in to unmask]
http://homepages.dsu.edu/bundyk
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Murphy's Law #1:
Everyone has a photographic memory.
Some don't have film.
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size=3D2>Dakota State = University</FONT></DIV> <DIV align=3Dleft><FONT
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