Star Wars smugglers gambit Radio Drama
This link is from starwars.com. This drama was recorded live at celabration 6 in Orlando Florida.
This link is from starwars.com. This drama was recorded live at celabration 6 in Orlando Florida.
In episode 45 I demonstrate and discuss the ability to use Google Voice as a home phone by using a standard cordless phone and a voice bridge from Obihai.
In episode 44 of the Mystic place Podcast I demonstrate edsharp, an accessible editor from www.empowermentzone.com. I apologize for the static in the later part of the podcast as I don’t understand what happened.
On October 11, Sendero Group and APH with assistance from accessible world held a training on how to use APH Talking PC Maps to explore around a city. Here is the archive of that presentation.
In episode 43 I demonstrate FileDir from Empowermentzone.com. I select multiple files, create a CD and do file management tasks.
In episode 42 I give an update on Google Chrome and ChromeVox. This is an update to episode 40 I did on October 1, 2012. I am correcting an issue where I demonstrate that ChromeVox will not read the Chrome menu bar. The ChromeVox developers recently released an update correcting this issue.
In episode 41 I discuss and demonstrate the Great Northern Popcorn Antique Style Popcorn Popper, model number 6100 8 ounce Foundation Red. I try and describe it and make a batch of popcorn.
In this episode, I demonstrate a little bit with using NVDA, ChromeVox with the Google Chrome browser. There are some examples where NVDA doesn’t read radio buttons properly so ChromeVox is used.
On Monday September 17, 2012 Chris Nova and Charles LaPierre gave a presentation and demonstration of Sendero 2012.5 new features. The presentation includes: using SenderoMaps to download your maps and install on a BrailleNote Apex as well as lots of questions and answers from the audience.
On September 13, 2012 The American Printing House for the Blind in conjunction with Sendero Group began a series of Webinars discussing and demonstrating APH Talking PC Maps. This is a product where users can virtually explore their neighborhood or another city.