FW: [missouri-l] Re: Exploring MS Word During Tek Talk Monday, February 5, 2007

>FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION
>
>Topic: Exploring the Power of Microsoft Word (Part 1)
>
>Presenter:  Walt Kramer and Ken Trebelhorn
>
>
>The Accessible World Tek Talk online training this week will feature two
>highly qualified assistive technology specialist, Walt Kramer and Ken
>Trebelhorn, as they provide valuable information to unleash the power of
>Microsoft Word. Specifically, participants will learn efficient ways to
>organize data and a variety of ways to handle page layouts. The discussion
>will include relevant information on opening, closing, and saving
documents,
>Formatting attributes such as bolding, underlining and italicizing,
>formatting paragraphs, bullets and numbering, outlining and  tabbing, and
>dealing with the Office Assistant, autoformat, autocorrect, grammar checker
>and smart quotes. In short, whether you are a beginner or an intermediate
>user of MS Word, we are certain you will find valuable ways to improve your
>productivity.
>
>
>
>
>Date:  Monday, February 5,  2007
>
>Time: 5:00 p.m. Pacific, 6:00 p.m. Mountain, 7:00 p.m. Central, 8:00 p.m.
>Eastern and Tuesday 01:00 GMT.
>
>Where: Tek Talk Online Conference Room

FW: [Jobs] FW: Job Announcement - IT/508 Skills - Richmond, VA

-----Original Message-----
From: Roffee, Margaret - ODEP [mailto:Roffee.Margaret <at> dol.gov] 
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 4:31 PM
To: Roffee, Margaret - ODEP
Subject: Job Announcement - IT/508 Skills - Richmond, VA
Importance: High

resumes for candidates with IT, 508 and/or AT experience that could work
onsite at a company in Richmond, VA.  We welcome and encourage
applications from people with disabilities.  This particular assignment
is 2 years and then we will place this person in another assignment or
somewhere else at TecAccess.  

To apply for a position with TecAccess, please contact:

Angie Wimmer

TecAccess

HR Manager

awimmer <at> tecaccess.net

(804) 749-8646

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bus and driving directions - google.com/transit

"It's a great service located at www.google.com/transit/"

Almost, leave the last slash off the address elst one gets a "page not
found" error message.

                               XB
                                IC|XC

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Re: bus and driving directions - google.com/transit

How does this work?  Explained the steps, Please.  Directions on Google are
not always clear. 

Claude Everett
Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates
profoundness. Kindness in giving creates love. 
Lao-Tzu
 (604 BC - 531 BC) 

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"It's a great service located at www.google.com/transit/"

Almost, leave the last slash off the address elst one gets a "page not
found" error message.

                               XB
                                IC|XC

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still can't get youtube.com to work

Hi everyone, I still have had trouble getting youtube.com to work in terms
of playing the audio to videos.  When I first found the page and would
click on something I had found it was no problem, but now something may
come up with no sound.

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accessible hd or solid state recorders?

scheduled tasks on systems with no password

Re: accessible hd or solid state recorders?

My blind (Real totally blind) grandaughter used a IRiver ipf-700; .
Now she uses a Sony 3.5 inch very small disc machine.
Wil

goshawk wrote:
>
> hello list,
> does anyone know of any accessible hard disk or solid state recorders?
> am preferably looking for something at least reasonably portable, but 
> not microscopic, that will record stereo high quality audio, and take 
> external mics. it should be able to record at least 4 hours of high 
> quality stereo audio, and be able to download it to a computer with 
> out having to send it in real time via the sound card. if possible, I 
> would prefer something with manual record levels, and would like to be 
> able to tell for certain if the machine is actually recording, paused 
> or what ever, and I am totally blind. I am not that bothered about 
> whether or not I can edit on the machine, but it would be a bonus if 
> that side of it was accessible as well.
> thanks in advance for any help received on this.
>  
> Simon
>  

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Windows Media Problems

Skype Problem, Need Help

Hello All:

I'm having a problem with Skype and I think this might be my own doing
to some degree as I was messing around with the audio settings on my
computer.  .  I need help fixing it.

I'm running Skype Version 3.0 on my desktop PC at home.  When I use the
Skype Call Testing Service, I very very faintly hear my voice when
recording the test message.  I cannot get the volume of my voice up to
an acceptable level where I can hear it; I only hear it faintly when I
turn my speakers up real loud.  Here are the settings I am using:

Windows XP SP2 on a Dell system running Window-Eyes Version 6.0.  I have
Skype set files installed.

In playback control under audio settings, I have playback control volume
set to 250, Wave/MP3 volune set to 0 (which is loudest), and microphone
muted.  I've also tried it with the playback microphone volume unmuted.

In record control, I have the microphone volume set to 0, highest it
will go.  I have the first check box after microphone volume selected,
the one I get to when tabbing away from Microphone Volume.

Anyone have any suggestions or thoughts as to what might be going on?

Thanks,

Ray Campbell, Help Desk Technician
Adaptive Technology Center
Chicago Lighthouse for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
1850 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, IL  60608
312-997-3651 (Voice/Relay) or
888-825-0080 (voice/Relay)
ray.campbell <at> chicagolighthouse.org 
AIM Screen Name: tclhelp

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