[nfbpnotk] a question

[don mitchell]

No unfortunately we don't have a good written or recorded 
presentation.  Most of what we do is done in lab situations with 
small groups of students.  I would be willing to work with you, 
but you would have to be patient because I am so very busy.

If you are connected with voc rehab you probably can get some 
training to learn how to use these programs.

Don Mitchell

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "lynn rosenberg" <n2izx at frontiernet.net
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>Date sent: Wed, 23 May 2007 09:32:18 -0400
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>Hi Don, I just thought that the Piano Hospital as part of they're 
curriculum
>they did that.  Is they're a cassette manual out they're that 
could instruct
>me in how to do what you suggested?  Thanks.  Lynn Rosenberg

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>> Hello,
>> I am Don Mitchell the director of instruction at the piano
>> hospital.  I havn't received an every-mail about your question
>> concerning software  for keep- track of customer records.

>> I don't know of any software that will do do what you want .  A
>> combination of microsoft word and microsoft access will do the
>> job nicely.  It does take a bit of set up.  The braille note
>> portable note taker is also a good resource.  There may be other
>> possibilities I am not aware of.

>> Don Mitchebbl.
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