I once more have to applaud gwmicro for expanding their accessibility services to organizations, and so on and so forth. These are the kind of things that will get you more customers, more state agencies, and more users switching from other screen readers. Speaking of the newsleter, On the part that talks about the nfb, here in Canada, we have a a federation style organization for the blind in Canada, called the Canadian federation of the blind. CFB is abvocating for intensive blindness skills training in Canada, and it is also abvocating for more accessibility, as well as encouraging software,s and websites to be made accessible. and software accessible. We are also starting a intensive blindness skills training center called pacific training center for the blind, which will be baste on the nfb federation style training. The cfb is also impressed with gwmicros partnership, and a few of its members has now moved to windoweyes as a result of the partnership.
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