Hi All:
I hope many of us will request catalogs and appliance instructions on
diskette. Thankfully I am able to do my talking book list independently now
that tbt is on disk; from Maxi-aids i at least get price list on disk. Most
of my requests have fallen on deaf ears, even the Blinded Vets Association
which obligingly sent me tons of info I cannot afford the money to have read
to me, or the time to sit down and listen.
Having all that text on screen reader or magnified computer, with search
capability is the magical difference.
If you agree, please request accordingly; as a matter of fact, there should
be a lot of sighted persons interested likewise, when you think of the
saving in storage space.
Thanks for your consideration.
MEW


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