All sorts of VoiceOver material in various different fromats can be
found at http://www.cucat.org/books.php
Greg Kearney
535 S. Jackson St.
Casper, Wyoming 82601
307-224-4022
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Apr 24, 2008, at 5:52 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
Folks, I've been trying to help a lady out. A good gent Dave on this
list helped this gal for a bit until there just wasn't time in the
day and how I understand all to well. Never the less, I'd like to
find her some materials that she could read that might help her.
She's not very proficient with VO quite yet so mp3 files, braille
documents, etc. would be helpful. She did get a book from Apple, but
it apparently is kind of old and was hard to work with. I think one
which is newer was done, but know little about this. I'd like to get
her started with some materials and answer questions instead of
trying to conduct training sessions over the phone. I also have very
limited time and gladdly will help where I can, but my job has me
incredibly busy and I'll be traveling on and off for a few months.
If anyone has any suggestions, please send me a note off list or
post to the list, whichever helps everyone, but doesn't flood the
list at the same time.
tnx
