-=> Quoting C I A to Regina Finan <=-
 CIA> Regina Finan caught Ruth Leblanc in the Camera Eye
 CIA> Focal Parallax [Internet]
 RF> bills us. We have the all you can eat for 21 dollars.  I have been
 RF> going crazy looking for educational software.  I downloaded about 30
 RF> programs the last few days.  The account is in my husbands name, but
 CIA> Greetings Regina!
 CIA> This is a request for everyone:
 CIA> Could you post a list of -good- non-crippled, preferably non-windoze
 CIA> children's / educational programs, and perhaps a web or ftp site
 CIA> where some may be found?
 It is really super hard for me to go through my list.  I have not really
 looked at them as of yet.  I just started downloading whatever looked
 interesting.  We have 3 gigs available to download to so I can d/l to
 my hearts content.  Most of what is on the kids computer are store
 bought programs someone had no use for anymore.  I have the usual
 shareware stuff like Math Rescue, Word Rescue and Phonics program.
 Most shareware are crippled so I can't really help ya there either.
 I found alot of Dos ones at: http://www.gu.edu.au/aeres/edsw/dossoft.htm
 What I am doing is just searching for educational files in every search
 engine there is.  Most of them I forgot to put in favorite places.
 I am new to this so its still pretty hard for me to get around.
 What Web browser do you use?  Any way I will see what I can do, but it
 will take awhile.  If you would like you can e-mail me :
 rfinan@voyager.net
 This is under my husband, but we both go in there under that.  That way
 I can get your e-mail address and send ya mail as I find it on line.
 I hear 123Talk and ABCTalk are suppose to be really good.  I can't remember
 if it is dos or windoze though.  We are hoping to possible start a Web
 page ourselves with educational software to d/l, but everything takes
 time so I don't know when that will be.
 My kids are almost 9 and 12 so most of the stuff I have is older, although
 they do like some of the younger stuff.  About where is he at academically?
 At this site I found a program for phonics that has (I believe) 5 or 8 zip
 files.  Phonics would be your best bet for his age.  Also if he can
 arcaic math games are good too.  I also saw some electronic reading programs
 there also.
 Regina
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