Do you love Braille? For many, the answer to this question is a resounding yes! Do
you find downloading web Braille files difficult? Would you like to have this form
of reading made simpler? If you would, Josh Hendrickson's presentation on Web Braille
will accomplish all this and more. He will not only discuss downloading files but
demonstrate the process by downloading a book during his presentation. How should
individual files be labeled? What devices use Web Braille? Suppose you want a book

What does it take to start your own Internet radio station? How does one go about
putting it on the Net, and then how do you build and maintain an audience? If you've
never broadcast before, should you take the plunge and start your own station, or
should you go with an established operation?
Ride Radio owners Rick and Deb Lewis will address these questions and more as part
of their August 30th Tek Talk presentation, "Owning And Operating An Internet Radio
Station."

To his many fans, he is known as the Jazz Man, so you know Steve Bauer is qualified
to demonstrate and discuss the new accessible HD radio produced by Dice Electronics.
Until now, HD radios have been a disappointment, leaving purchasers with a severe
case of buyer's remorse instead of the improved accessibility they hoped for. On
August 16, Steve will demonstrate an HD radio that is truly accessible for the blind.
If your experience with HD radio has left you disenchanted, or if you love radio

Skype 4.2 is the latest version of the popular Internet Telephony program. Using
JAWS 11 and Windows 7, we'll take a look at how usable it really is to the blind.
A live demo will cover the basics of creating an account, logging in, finding contacts
and making calls, as well as using skype's text instant messages, playing voicemails,
and using the dialpad with standard phone services, followed by a Q&A session afterwards.
Presenter: Sean Randall
Email: sean@ask4access.com