Sounds cool, but some of these captcha images don't have alt tags so they're 
impossible to find with the jaws cursor that I know of. Take the website for 
the mud Assault, for example. I can't find the image if I don't have 
anything to put the mouse pointer on.

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From: "Earle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2008 3:25 PM
To: "'Gamers Discussion list'" <[email protected]>
Subject: [Audyssey] Captchakiller.com

> Today, I heard about this site on another list, and I love it.  If you 
> ever need to use a site that requires captchas,
> you will to.  The url is
>
> www.captchakiller.com
>
> The first thing you will have to do is sign up for an account.  On the 
> home page, they have a lot of forum posts and
> comments, but if you look for the crate an account link, you should have 
> no problems at all.
>
> Once you have an account, you can upload those bothersome captchas, and 
> the site will process them for you.
>
> I had a little trouble at first, but once you realize what they want, it's 
> fairly straight forward.
>
> I'll give you the step by step instructions.
> 1.  go to the site that has the captcha.
> 2. find the exact page that has the captcha, and copy the url that's in 
> the address bar.
> 3.  find the captcha on the page, and right click on it.
> 4.  choose the save picture as option and save it to your hard drive.
> 5.  on the captchakiller site, choose the upload captcha link.
> 6.  paste the page url into the url field.
> 7. hit the browse button on the page, and browse to the file you saved on 
> your computer.
> 8.  after hitting open on the file, hit the submit button on the page.
> 9.  then choose the view captchas link on the page, and find the most 
> recently uploaded one.  It should be the one at
> the top.
> 10 when you go through the table you'll result, and beside that is what 
> you have to type in for the captcha.
>
> This may sound a little complex, but it isn't so bad once you get used to 
> doing it.  I'm not saying it's a solution to
> all our captcha problems, but it sure beats getting sighted help every 
> time you need a captcha interpreted.
>
> Another helpful hint I can give you, is to keep the captchakiller site, 
> and the site you want the captcha for, opened at
> the same time.  That way, you can get the captcha processed quickly and 
> enter it on the site before it expires.
>
> Hopefully, some people will find this site useful.
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