Cheree Heppe here:

Yah, I was worried about how he would master the touch screen.

I guess it would just take a trial and I shouldn't borrow trouble.


Regards,
Cheree Heppe

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Carolyn 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 11:56
  Subject: Re: OT, seeking legacy note taker for newly blinded friend


  Hi Cheree:
  My recommendation would be for an iPad with an apple wireless keyboard.  
Rather than spending thousands, he can do this with main stream technology.  
And if the touch screen is too difficult, he can accomplish most things with 
the keyboard.


  Otherwise, check out the Blind treasures website.  there's always someone 
selling their unused notetakers there.

  HTAH
  Carolyn H
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Cheree Heppe 
    To: [email protected] 
    Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 10:49 AM
    Subject: OT, seeking legacy note taker for newly blinded friend


    Cheree Heppe here:

    About a year ago, I put out the word on various lists for a Type-n-Speak in 
excellent working condition and got one for a newly blinded person around here.

    The person, to the best of my knowledge, continues to use this device.  She 
was being denied help getting a note taker by, you guessed it, the Oregon 
Commission for the Blind.

    An elderly friend finds himself in a remarkably similar position and 
requires a voice readout note taker because he can't read Braille.  I already 
tried a Braille keyboard voice output note taker to no avail because he doesn't 
know the Braille keyboard and symbology.  Of course, nobody's teaching him, 
either.

    He is familiar with use of the qwerty keyboard, such as on a Type-n-Speak.  
A Type-n-Speak would let him have better feedback to phone numbers and notes 
than using the recorded voice memo feature of the phone.

    He once was a very savvy Apple tech user before going blind.  He needs a 
note taker so he can write down instructions and such and take it with him for 
notes and phone numbers when he is out.

    Because we are going to have to get this ourselves, any referrals to 
reasonably priced Type-n-Speak equipment would be appreciated.


    Regards,
    Cheree Heppe


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