Walt Kramer will show us how to make most efficient use of the Windows volume control during Tek Talk on Monday, February 1, 2010.
Through adjustments made in the Windows volume control, we can record our own voice as well as what we hear on our computers. The key to success is proper settings. Once such settings are in place, QuickMix can be combined with shortcuts and hotkeys to make it easy to move between one group of settings and another, depending on your project.

What was cool at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show from the perspective of a blind
user?
Mike May will talk about his 5 days of exploration around the millions of square
feet in the Las Vegas Convention Center. Mike has attended CES since 1984. For several
years, he produced an audio summary report for Playback Magazine, which are archived
at
http://www.SenderoGroup.com/products/mikeproducts.htm

Greetings! I would like you to know what the purpose of this web site is, and a little about the people who make it a great site. Since I started this contraption, I guess I'll tell you a little about myself. I am a business-man originally from Mount Morris, Michigan. For the last few years I have been the CEO of Talking Communities. Before this I was involved in several adventures including working at a Center for the Blind, land development, teaching people how to own their own business, several years working with the homeless in Mesa, Arizona, and buying and selling real-estate.

Tek Talk is very proud to feature Brian R. Albriton, Senior Reader Advisor Coordinator, Braille Institute Library to demonstrate and discuss both the basic and the advanced NLS players.
Brian will talk about how to download from the BARD web site into your player. He will answer all questions about the players. He will talk about using thumb drives, flash drive and the blank cartridges.
Brian Albriton
Email: brian@braillelibrary.org