Hi again, I've heard of magazines about adaptive tech, tutorials made for the blind that explain how to use regular and blind-specific technology and manuals, books and reference guides made for the general public but available in accessible formats. Yet I haven't been able to locate any from the time that interests me except the Raised Dot Computing newsletters and some reviews of various adaptive products in different places. As with the technology itself, most of the companies that published these tutorials are no longer in business. I e-mailed the National Braille Press to ask about some offerings they once had but they didn't answer my questions on that subject. So can any of you help me find some? I'm especially interested in things about using the internet with DOS, Microsoft Word 5.5 (I already found a few nice ones for Word Perfect 5.1 though a quick reference would be good), QuickBasic 4.5 or FreeBASIC for DOS, spreadsheet programs, Quicken and DBase. Needless to say, I don't need these magazine and tutorial materials in hard copy. So an internet archive of some kind is totally acceptible.
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