During my college years (both student and teacher) I utilized a combination of RFB and the Rehabilitation Materials Unit here in Kentucky. The latter involved purchasing books and submitting them

ok, I'm sorry. I read way too much into your use of the word "free". -------------------------------------------------- CTS MASTERING: http://www.ctsmastering.com Twitter:

He wrote "FREE", not illegal. Try reading the original message again.

Thanks for sharing this Dan! I'm also the on the list moderation team for the IOS list. Loreal Lavigna Medical Transcriptionist/Medical Language Specialist Phone: (518) 330-5188 Email:

I do not have time to scan and do not have someone else to do this for me. I did not say that I was looking for illegal copies. It is pure presumption on your part to suggest otherwise. Few torrents

yep, it's called Learning Ally now. Sorry, in my other reply I typed Alley, not Ally. (a l l y) -------------------------------------------------- CTS MASTERING:

I find it ironic that you're asking for illegal copies of law books *LOL* Ever heard of Bit Torrent? Google it. I'm not going into detail on a public forum such as this. Use that kean legal mind to

If you can afford law school, you can probably afford your books too. Perhaps buy them, scan them, and submit them to Bookshare. Get Learning Alley to put them on disc for you. Ask your school's

How about RFB&D, or whatever they're calling themselves these days. There's a one-time sign-up fee, but you're probably already a user, so you'd know about that. Ted

Hi does anyone know of any websites where ebooks can be downloaded free? Looking for law books for study purposes. Thanks

Try this one. I belong to it and there's a lot of good information. The subscribe email address is at the bottom. HTH Dan ios-subscribe@...

Yes, thank you. I am already a member of the ViPhone Google group.

Look for Viphone in Google Groups.

I clicked on the iOS list link and got an error page. http://a11y.us/blog/entry/558/ Database Error Error establishing a database connection

I've done it successfully, but you have to navigate down to where the checkboxes are. You're right that it's not very straightforward, but it can be done.

I don't think it's a question of what he thought of using. He's forced into using whatever the rest of his organization is using, and, as I pointed out in another message in another thread, we don't

Are you asking how to locate ones geographically, or how to find out which ones you see on your Wi-Fi cards list of available connections are open to you? I can answer the second question, but not the

That's why there's NVDA, and System Access, and Window-Eyes, and yes, JAWS, too, so we have choices. Now, if none of those work, well then, they may have a case, and maybe not. Certain software will

No, because I'm not an Office user, and neither is my client who's really the one who wants it.

Have you thought of using Microsoft outlook? or even Lotus notes?