Hello everybody
I'm curious as to which email clients, apart from Thunderbird, there are
available for Windows 7. We're trying to decide which client to use and I've
read that there are still some horrible issues with WE and Thunderbird. What
about Windows Mail, is that worth considering?
Yep, there are some issues with Thunderbird and Window-Eyes, that's widely
acknowledged and GW Micro have been roundly condemned for saying everything's
fixed in the latest version of WE and for not paying attention to the problems,
one can actually say that Window-Eyes is nearing the point of
Hi!
I purchased a Sangean ATS909X World Band receiver quite some time ago and I'm
now only putting the set through its paces.
I could write pages and pages about this unit and I'll do that on my blog in
the future I'm sure but I do feel that this set deserves praise for its SSB
reception.
Dane Trethowan writes:
I purchased a Sangean ATS909X World Band receiver quite some time ago
and I'm now only putting the set through its paces.
I could write pages and pages about this unit and I'll do that on my blog
in the future I'm sure but I do feel that this set deserves praise for
School Of The Air is still broadcasting on Shortwave apparently, someone's just
sent me a frequency guide so I'll take a listen.
According to the information I've just received, School Of The Air are planning
to use a mode of DRM on shortwave, now that will be interesting.
On 20/12/2011, at
Hello all.
I wish to proudly spread the word about this little gem, released
literally hours ago. It provides an alternative, accessible user
interface to the Skype service and is developed by the makers of
Window-Eyes, GW Micro. The interesting thing is that you do not need to
be a
Yep, now I'm not saying this is the same thing but there's another project
called Skype Talking which doesn't even require a Screen Reader, just run it
and you have Skype accessible and ready to go.
On 20/12/2011, at 8:27 AM, chris hallsworth wrote:
Hello all.
I wish to proudly spread the
Chris, tell GW Micro from me that I'd rather them fix Window-Eyes first than
develop what's already out there in the form of accessible Skype software, I'd
tell them myself but I just got off their list and I'm absolutely disgusted
with that company and the way they're treating their client
Well, sorry to hear of your problems, but they are a company and they
need to promote themselves somehow. One way was to give back something
for us at no charge in time for Christmas. Oh well, if we were all happy
life would be boring smiles. I agree they should fix Window-Eyes, but
just some
Chris, Geoff et al
I must say I tend to agree with Geoff, but would like to widen the discussion -
is a subject change in order?
I'm interested in other people's views on an increasing number of
'self-voicing' programs that are coming out. There is great trumpetting when
these appear, to the
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