[gui-talk] Fwd: a presentation on the mPower Braillenote

[Steve Pattison]

The home page you need to go to to participate in this event is 
www.accessibleworld.org.  -Steve.

>From: marisa sposaro marketa12 at earthlink.net
>To: vip-l at softspeak.com.au
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>   FOR IMMEDIATE DISTRIBUTION
>   (See Contact Info At End of this document.)
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>Topic: The BrailleNote -- Mobile Power and Productivity
>   Presenter: Mike Gibson, Blindness Product Specialist
>800-722-3393 Ext 264
>Email: mike.gibson at humanware.com
>httpccwwwddhumanwareddcom
>
>
>The Accessible World in partnership with Talking Communities is 
>proud to sponsor Part Two of the comparison between two popular 
>notetakers during the Tek Talk online event Monday, May 7, 
>2007.  Last week the features of Freedom Scientifics' Pac Mate were 
>reviewed in detail.  This week discussion will focus on the 
>HumanWare's BrailleNote mPower.
>   Since its introduction seven years ago the BrailleNote has lead 
> the way with efficient, personal productivity tools.  The 
> BrailleNote mPower continues to be a leading notetaker with its 
> powerful word processor, expanded flash disk memory, built-in blue 
> tooth, digital audio recorder, USB ports, and secure digital media 
> card slot.  This presentation will provide an overview of KeySoft 
> 7.2, a reliable productivity suite of applications and expanded 
> features including a Database Manager, DAISY Book Reader, audio 
> streaming and new KeySoft extensions such as the Concise Oxford 
> Dictionary and Thesaurus and Nemeth Tutorial.  Mike Gibson will 
> highlight the intuitive context sensitive help system and user 
> friendly interface within the KeySoft environment, which makes for 
> an efficient and productive experience.
>   Following the presentations, there will be sufficient time for 
> questions and comments from the audience.  So, tell all your 
> friends to join you.  Seating is unlimited.
>
>
>Date: Monday, May 7, 2007
>   Time: 5:00 p.m.  Pacific, 6:00 p.m.  Mountain, 7:00 
> p.m.  Central, 8:00 p.m.  Eastern and Tuesday 00:00 GMT.
>   Where: Tek Talk Online Conference Room
>   Since we are now using the new Talking Communities conferencing 
> software, we urge you to plan to arrive well in advance of the 
> start time to download the latest updated version and check your 
> microphones.  Go to our website at:
>   httpccwwwddaccessibleworldddorg
>   Select the Tek Talk Room.
>   If this is the first time you have entered our new rooms, you 
> will need to install and then run the Talkcom software.  It is very 
> small and safe to install on your computer.
>   Then return to the sign-in screen and select the Enter Room 
> button.  Enter your first and last name, tab to the log in button, 
> and press Enter.  No password is required.
>   Note: SHOULD YOU ENCOUNTER ANY PROBLEM, CALL THE TALKING 
> COMMUNITIES TECH TEAM AT:
>   810-895-9558
>
>
>Archives of all training events and sign up information for the two 
>Tek Talk mailing lists are available at: httpccwwwddaccessibleworldddorg.
>
>
>Schedule of Upcoming Events:
>May 14: eBay by Matthew Bullis
>May 21: ds Olympus 40 by Devon Wilkins
>
>
>Media Contacts:
>   Robert Acosta, Chair, Planning Committee Helping Hands for the Blind
>818-998-0044
>Email: boacosta at pacbell.net
>httpccwwwddhelpinghandsbledtheblddcom
>   Pat Price, Events Coordinator
>The Accessible World Symposiums
>Vision Worldwide, Inc.
>317-254-1185
>Skype: patprice1
>Email: pat at patprice.org
>httpccwwwddaccessibleworldddorg
>
>HumanWare
>175 Mason Circle
>Concord CA 94520
>800-722-3393
>wwwddhumanwareddcom

Regards Steve
Email:  srp at internode.on.net
Skype:  steve1963
MSN Messenger:  internetuser383 at hotmail.com