Hi everyone, I know this is a long standing bug, but when I finish a ctf
mission in Swamp, I find myself tossed out into the middle of the map I'm
on, ie map 5, and in the middle of a sworm. I switched to my vulcan, but
the zombies broke it, then the really frustrating part, the game switches
Firstly, this game is called the last resort.
There are 3 games. I'm playing on game 000.
Dark was mentioning about the whole resort worlds thing with regards to
before you get into space. Well I've just managed to get into space.
Below is a rough description of starshipp
Over the last year or so, I've been running classes for computer
newbies with a wide range of vision here in London. Most of them are
over 50, and many of them are only taking steps to learn about
technology now because their vision loss has reached a point where
they can no longer comfortably
well if you have quenton c's gameroom we can then play chess against
each other.
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On 6/19/2015 1:44 PM, Charles Rivard wrote:
If or when we play a game of chess against each other, I wish you all
the worst! (rotten grin).
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Subject:Re: Question about COM ports
Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2015 12:42:06 +0200
From: 'Sukil Etxenike' via Talking DOSbox
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Reply-To: Sukil Etxenike sukile...@yahoo.es
To:
I never said I wasn't interested in braille.
I know vary well braille is used in school especially its used
electronicly and on paper etc.
However ever since I graduated to a fully useable laptop I havn't
needed to use braille.
My part about the books and machines is true enough though this
I am sure people still read braille.
Myself most of my work is electronic and audio I do still read for
recreational reasons at home.
I don't take it with me though due to weight and bulkyness but I
still read books in the traditional sence.
I havn't needed to use a machine for years though.
Ok I will try to register.
Thanks
On 6/23/15, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
What's the discussion?
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From: Katie Epperson
ya I have registered it is just a copy of Ag forums.
On 6/23/15, ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok I will try to register.
Thanks
On 6/23/15, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
What's the discussion?
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What about people who read large print or use a lense or magnifyer? what
about people who are newly blind, have not learnt braille but have a reader?
really charlse, I don't see why your objecting to having information out
there in multiple formats so strongly.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
There
Well good luck with that one.
I'm not sure tips and tricks about nearly anything is specific enough to
interest too many visitors, but we'll see, in particularly I don't know how
many forums already exist for Vi mac users sinse I don't have one myself.
All the best,
Dark.
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Hi Josh,
There isn't a way to slow down the emulation that I am personally
aware of. Usually the program needs to be recompiled for a modern
processor in order to operate at the correct speed on a modern PC.
Cheers!
On 6/23/15, Josh K joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote:
or any way to slow down the
it was a typo.
This keyboard has seen better days.
its 200 dollars new zealand ones.
This board is used for everything from games to blogs.
I used to have an external but one of the systems here got a flat
wireless and the user hasn't fixed his, pluss with all the crazyness
going on I just
Hello friends!
I am playing baseball in these days.
I have some doubts
first how to change the player's name?
second how to run?
and lastly if a batter hits or a pitcher hits then is there any
substitute player in our team?
Thanks
Ishan
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If you want
hmmm maybe but what about international distribution.
I guess if it got big enough you could pass it to blind organisation
libraries and or have this stuff as online subscription to pay for
shipping the pamphlets but even then.
At 06:10 a.m. 23/06/2015, you wrote:
This just occurred to me:
Hi Dark,
I have been asking myself those same questions. I understand Charles
really really really believes braille is the way to go on this, but as
I stated in a prior post it is not going to work for everybody simply
because not everyone with a visual impairment reads braille. We have
large
Hi Katy.
that is very odd given that whitestick.co.uk has a hole page dedicated to
Apple in general and Mac in particular:
http://www.whitestick.co.uk/mac.html
As I said not having a Mac myself I can't be certain on these, but I do know
whitestick.co.uk is pretty good on the resource lists
I'll tell you how many forums for Mac users I have found. None. Mac
accessibility seems to be the least of everyone's concerns.
On Jun 24, 2015, at 6:11 AM, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
Well good luck with that one.
I'm not sure tips and tricks about nearly anything is specific enough to
Ah, that makes a lot more sense. I'd say $200 per week sounds a lot
more like what a blind person on government benefits makes per week on
average in most countries. Although, I'm sure we all would like it if
we got $2,000 per week. Then, we'd be sitting pretty comfortable. LOL.
Cheers!
On
Hi Charles,
That is quite possible. As I recall in the late 90's a few game
developers were shipping copies of the magazine along with their games
as a form of distribution to get the magazine out there, and since
everything went online that practice stopped. So it is quite possible
PCS sent you
It would be cool if you could have it switch to a favorite weapon
instead of defaulting to the axe. I remember always thinking that.
On 6/24/15, loriduncan lori_dunca...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone, I know this is a long standing bug, but when I finish a ctf
mission in Swamp, I find myself
Hi Katie,
Have you been to the forum on www.applevis.com? It contains something
close to what I'd imagine is pretty much every blind Mac user in the
world who's forum-savvy. Plenty of active discussion too. I don't
agree with all of their moderation decisions, but nevertheless it's a
great
Moon? Is that the embossing of print letters? I haven't seen that in ages!
Is it still used?
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From: dark d...@xgam.org
To: Gamers Discussion list
Without knowing the game you are playing, we cannot help you.
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From: ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, June 21, 2015
Hi Tom.
I think this debate has slightly wandered off the mark and got mixed up with
the Is there still a use for braille debate which obviously some people
like Charlse have very strong opinions on.
However this is fundamentally nothing to do with whether braille is or is
not any use in
Here's what you wrote:
Charles I agree.
There are those that don't use a computer.
The easiest and lest expensive is audio mp3 or cd.
I don't think tape decks exist now but that was also an easy way to handle
it.
I am not sure if anyone really reads braille these days.
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Hi Charlse.
Moon isn't exactly the embossing of print letters, it's raised symbols that
resemble print letters though there are differences.
I have seen it advertised occasionally, it's used especially for older
people who find braille or synth speech hard to learn but still want to
read a
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