HI Carol,

On Sun 2037-May-10 10:09, Carol Shenkenberger (1:275/100) wrote to Jeff Snyder:

CS> I avoid some echos just for that reason and some newsgroups.  I did
CS> find a delightful newsgroup on breadmaking just recently and in it's
CS> small little set of posters, it's a lot of fun.  2 of them are blind
CS> so we all collectively disbanded the 'shouldnt top post' there as
CS> their screen readers make it hard to bottom post.  

Must be using Jaws for windows and interacting with
newsgroups online.

sUggest they find a copy of forte free agent, there should
be jaws configs for it already present, or they can download them from the
jaws www site, and they'll find it easier .

CS> One of them is getting the same breadmachine 2 of us have so we can
CS> tell her just how many 'beeps' for each type of loaf she wants to
CS> make (grin).  We got it down to just 2 buttons she needs (loaf size,
CS> auto is 1.5 lb, so 2 beeps means 1 lb and 1 beep means 2 lb).  Then
CS> she skipps over to the select and if  it's a medium white, she only
CS> needs start.  1 beep will be a dark crust white.  I think it's 5 for
CS> whole wheat.  14 for pizza dough.  You get the idea.

YEp, and I think a couple of the most popular bread machines have even had
their accompanying recipe books and other info brailled.  IF she's in the
U.S. suggest she check with her
regional library.
Another source might be National Braille PRess in Boston.  I think they've
done quite a few cookbooks and the like.

Regards,
           Richard
--- timEd 1.10.y2k+