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Subject:

new book on Windows 98 for blind users

From:

Sarah Morley <[log in to unmask]>

Reply-To:

Discussion list for disabled students and their support staff.

Date:

Tue, 21 Aug 2001 11:16:47 +0100

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Dear All (with apologies for cross-posting),

If you are supporting blind and partially sighted students, you might find
the following announcement of a new book on Windows 98 for blind and
visually impaired users useful. It is written for users themselves, but is
also valuable for teachers or trainers supporting them.  Further details
enclosed below.

Best regards,
Sarah

Dr. Sarah Morley
WinGuide, BCM Box 1616, London WC1N 3XX, UK.
Tel/Fax: 0870 744 1616 / Mobile: 0797 475 4750
www.winguide.co.uk

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New Book on Windows launched for Blind and
Visually Impaired Computer Users from
Award-Winning Author and Trainer Dr. Sarah Morley,
with Anna Dresner

A new book “Windows 98 Explained: An Overview for
Blind and Visually Impaired Users” by
award-winning author and trainer Dr. Sarah Morley
(author of “Windows 95 Explained: A Guide for
Blind and Visually Impaired Users”), with Anna
Dresner, has just been published by the Royal
National Institute for the Blind UK.

Both these Windows books are now available from
RNIB in the UK for European and world-wide
customers, and from National Braille Press in the
USA for American customers.

Outline:  Read “Windows 98 Explained: An Overview
for Blind and Visually Impaired Users” to enable
you to take full advantage of Windows 98 when
using it with access technology, and to learn
about the differences between Windows 95 and
Windows 98.  This new guide is vital for learning
how to use the new features of Windows 98 if you
are a keyboard user working with speech, braille,
or screen-magnification access technology.

Who Should Read this Book?  “Windows 98 Explained”
is written for computer users themselves, and is
also valuable for those supporting or teaching
blind or visually impaired users, who need to
learn how Windows 98 works from a non-visual
perspective.

Further Windows Materials: For in-depth coverage
of fundamental Windows concepts, this book should
be read in conjunction with Sarah Morley’s
previous award-winning and internationally
successful book and diagrams “Windows 95
Explained: A Guide for Blind and Visually Impaired
Users”. This guide includes descriptions and
illustrations of all fundamental Windows concepts:
windows, menus and dialog boxes; provides a full
keyboard listing and glossary; and explains useful
Windows 95 applications.

Special Offer: SAVE OVER 15% when you buy “Windows
95 Explained” and “Windows 98 Explained” together
for only £10.00, saving £2.00 (excluding
diagrams).

Formats and UK Price (Export prices may differ,
please ask for details when you order).

“Windows 98 Explained: An Overview for Blind and
Visually Impaired Users”: Print (14-point);
Braille (1 volume); Tape (2 cassettes); Disk (text
file on floppy disk) – all formats at £5.00.

“Windows 95 Explained: A Guide for Blind and
Visually Impaired Users”: Print (14-point);
Braille (3 volumes); Tape (6 cassettes); Disk
(text file on floppy disk) – all at £7.00.
Accompanying Tactile and Large Print diagrams are
available: Large Print diagrams £2.50;
Braille-based tactile diagrams £5.50; Non-Braille
tactile diagrams with audio/disk description
£5.50.

What Readers Have Said About “Windows 95
 Explained”

“I think what I like most about your approach is
the free, easy and sensible instructional style.
It is like having a good friend nearby teaching
you Windows”. EC.

“For those of us using screen access technology,
this is the best book on Windows I have read” OS.

How to Order

UK and World-Wide Customers:
ROYAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
Customer Services
PO Box 173
Peterborough
PE2 6WS, UK

In UK, local-rate number: 0845 702 3153
Or Tel: 01733 370 777, ask for Customer Services
E-mail: [log in to unmask]

Outside UK, Tel: +44 1733 370 777, ask for Exports
E-mail: [log in to unmask]

USA Customers:
NATIONAL BRAILLE PRESS
88 St. Stephen Street
Boston
MA 02115, USA

Tel: 617 266 6160
Fax: 617 437 0456
E-mail: [log in to unmask]


To contact Dr. Sarah Morley - ‘Vision Pioneer of
the Year’  in the SAP/Stevie Wonder Vision Awards
1998 - about her books, training courses, and
consultancy:

Web Site:       http://www.winguide.co.uk
E-mail:                 [log in to unmask]
Tel / Fax:      0870 744 1616 (national rate calls)

Coming Soon: A book on Windows ME and Windows XP.

End of announcement.

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