From: Peter Donahue 
Subject: Re: windows 95 seminar
Hello Harvey and listers:
        Have you contacted President Maurer Curtis Chong or someone else at
the National office with this idea?  Otherwise I might suggest that you look
up a local blind person in your area that is a competant Windows 95 user and
ask them to train you.  that is exactly what I am doing.  Lisa Hall is one
of our member and recently got a new pc with Windows 95 and she is showing
me how it works.  I'm not waiting around for no seminar although I plan to
attend it and perhaps maybe even help teach others. In the federation we
have a proud tradition of learning from thowe who have gone before us and in
turn passing that knowledge on to those who will come after us.  We have
done this with respect to teaching the basic blindness skill such as Braille
and cane travel so why not do the same where computer skils are concerned.
Now go and do it and we'll see you in the World of windows 95.
xAM 4/29/98 +0500, you wrote:
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>In the Convention Attractions article in the April Monitor, there
>is listed a "Windows 95," seminar for Saturday July 4 from 1-5
>P.M.  I think serious consideration should be given to repeating
>that seminar for the benefit of those not able to arrive at the
>convention early enough to attend this one.  Windows 95 is
>becoming a serious factor in all our lives and while this seminar
>won't make anyone a windows whiz it will give us some idea how to
>use it.
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>Harvey
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					Never underestimate the power of a dream.
Peter donahue
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