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  1. Apple takes Giant steps toward Accessibility

    by Desiree

    You may remember my blog some months ago regarding iPods and some of the barriers I mentioned with Apple’s ITunes , and with the iPod itself.  ITunes was virtually not accessible on its own, and a jaws user would have to purchase and use scripts to get the software to …

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  2. Update on UT's shutdown of Accessibility Institute

    by Sharron Rush

    The Provost Office at the University of Texas continues to send form letters to the hundreds of people who have written in protest of their decision to shut down the Accessibility Institute.   Their boilerplate gives lip services to their admiration for the work of John …

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  3. Will UT close accessibility doors?

    by Desiree

    Last week, the University of Texas at Austin announced that they intended to close the Accessibility Institute, founded by Dr. John Slattin!  This came as a big surprise to people both in the local community and many world-wide as well.  The University of Texas has …

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  4. Education and persistance change history!

    by Desiree

    As I have previously stated here, I love to shop on line.  One of my favorites used to be eBay , but as I talked about some time ago, they have made some changes to their site that has made shopping there more difficult and tiresome for me using jaws.  But there are …

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  5. I'm not at my computer, help!!

    by Desiree

    Many times, I am presented with the following scenario; I am at someone’s house, a Public Library , or even an Internet Cafe .  There are computers available, but none have a screen reader installed.  I need to look up something on Google , or visit some other …

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