Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 11:56:09 EDT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Must have software
In a message dated 5/9/2000 7:51:07 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I use the Libretto to communicate with people when I do workshops.
>
> I am a deafblind person totally blind and deaf, And have a braille Display
> on my Libretto
> so that i am able to use it, the braille Display is added on to the
> Printer port.
>
> and with software that runs the Braille display i am quite
> able to use the Libretto just like all of you.
> just maybe a little slower but that all.
>
> The Libretto is a great little computer for communication
> with others, it small enough to take with one anywhere
> and with my Braille Lite Display it just a little moment
> to have them up and running.
>
> One person can type on to the Libretto
> keyboard and i can read what they are trying
> to say to me on my Braille display. when they have ended there thoughts
> I can reply and they can read this on the Libretto screen.
>
> So like many of you i really think that the little Toshiba libretto
> is a great little computer in every way.
>
James, I have a friend in Boston who has been blind for about four years. I
have forwarded your letter to him and I know he will be asking me about the
Braille display and keyboard as well as the software. Please direct me to the
manufacturers or dealers for these items. Thank you for the post and
information.
Jim Ray, Phoenix, AZ, USA,
<A HREF="http://historic-glendale.net/granny_jean's_gifts.htm">Click here:
Granny Jean's Gifts</A>
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