haha. I work at a hospital, and our in patients don't even have
internet access. We have a wireless network, but it's only for staff.
On Sep 9, 2008, at 1:25 AM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
For the prices people get charged in hospitals, internet access
ought to be available free of charge!
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008, Jenny Kennedy (Howard) wrote:
Hi Buddy!
Long time no see! Nice to hear from you!
Thanks for the link for the chat program. I'll be saving it so
when I do get my MacBook I can get the chat program.
Good luck with your second addoption!
I'm happy that I'll have my Mac by September so I can take it to
the hospital when I have my baby. I'll be able to write about it
and maybe capture some videos of the new lil one right there in the
hospital using the iSight camera or something. I keep thinking
about asking them if the hospital has internet access, maybe when
we go to sign up like we had to do last time. Larry says that it
is a hospital, not a hotell but you never know, everywhere has
internet these days and it would be neat to capture everything as
best as I can...
I only wish I had the chance to do this with Skye. Oh we took
pictures, but I didn't have a video camera back then and for sure
not a notebook computer.
Take care and have an awsome day!
----- Original Message ----- From: "Buddy Brannan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac
OS X by theblind" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: New list member intro with some questions
Jenny!!!!!!!
So nice to see you here.
The IM program you want is adium:
http://www.adiumx.com
Can't say about video editing, or iWeb for that matter, but. ...
I got an old (anciet, actually) iBook just to play with VO back
when it
first came out. And it was pretty good. Except that that iBook
got awful
awful slow. So last year, I had a real good excuse to need a
notebook.
We're working on adoption #2, and I knew I wasn't going to be
left with
no computer this time and no way to Email home if I couldn't get
to an
Internet cafe. And I was going to spend lots of time at Children's
Hospital and needed a computer for the same reasons. So I got a
MacBook.
And a month later, they upgraded the line, the bastards. Still, I
love my
MacBook and can now do pretty near everything I need to without
Windows,
although I do have it installed with VMWare Fusion for those rare
times I
might need it.
BTW, is anyone else playing with Amadeus Pro? It looks like it
could be
pretty accessible, but since I'm an audio editing idiot, I have
to read
the fine manual.
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