John, No, the pc audio list is not about helping blind computer users. It's for anyone who wants to discuss using audio on a computer and only audio on a computer, and that's why it is called pc-audio.
Would you go into a grocery store and demand they sell you a computer just because you are a blind person and you just happen to be there? When you subscribed to the pc audio list you received a welcome message with all the guidelines for the list. You were asked to remove yourself from the list if you didn't agree with the guidelines. There are several other lists where general computer questions can be discussed. Frankly, I think you have a very poor attitude as to what you should and should not expect because you are blind. It's a sighted world we live in and if the sighted adapt to us that's great but most of the time it's going to have to be the other way around. ** Message Separator ** >Hello Tom, >Read this thred very carefully. By doing so, you will see >that this is a problem that blind computer users incounters >from time to time. Don't be so quick to shoot a fellow blind >person down for trying to get help with a problem like this >one. Did you ever try to use a Flash player with Jaws or >Window Eyes? If you have, then you understand the problem. If >you haven't, then there is no way that you can expeshaly if >you're in a situation ware you're told you have to have this >thing. That's what this is all about. Isn't PC Audio about >helping blind computer users, or not? Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
