[Blind-rollers] New Lists on nfbnet.org

[David Andrews]

As someone said -- all you can do is try 
it.  This woman would not have any idea whether 
or not their site worked with JAWS or another screen reader.

Ultimately as a company serving the company they 
will have to make their site accessible.

Dave

At 07:44 PM 10/29/2010, you wrote:
>Peter, This is the email she sent that are 
>"programs" that are compatible with  their 
>banking system.  These do not appear to be any 
>programs I was exposed  to at San Antonio School 
>for Blind when I was introduced to all the 
>programs. These programs seem like regular 
>banking programs people use for 
>their  bookkeeping at home or office???  Deb ­ 
>Here is the  list: Export to Microsoft   Money® 
>2004 and below (OFC Format) Export via Active 
>Statement® to Microsoft  Money® (OFX Format) 
>Export  via WebConnect® to Quicken® Export via 
>WebConnect® to  Quickbooks® Export to Quicken 
>98® or below (QIF Format - 2 digit  years) 
>Export  to Quicken 99® through Quicken 2004 
>(QIF Format - 4 digit  years) Export to 
>Spreadsheet (Comma Delimited Text Format - 2 
>digit  years) Export to Spreadsheet (Comma 
>Delimited Text Format - 4 digit  years) I hope 
>this might help you determine  what will work 
>for you. Elaine K.  Palmer Manager 
>Loyalsock  Office Woodlands  Bank 2450 E. 
>3rd  St. Williamsport, PA 17701 
>Tel  570-320-2495 Fax  570-327-1732 
>_epalmer at woodlandsbank.com_ 
>(mailto:epalmer at woodlandsbank.com) 
>_www.woodlandsbank.com_ 
>(http://www.woodlandsbank.com)  Do banks have to 
>offer accessibility  to their website if they 
>offer it to their regular customers???? Just 
>wondering  about "reasonable" 
>accommodation????  What made me so frustrated is 
>moving  is very stressful anyway and some of my 
>cords are missing to things like my  scanner etc 
>(and they broke my printer) from the move which 
>totally frustrated  me that people were not 
>careful with my stuff I need for daily life so I 
>am  having to try to maintain my family 
>financial affairs without them.  We  lived back 
>to the town I grew up as a child, worked as a 
>minister and I felt  treated so different in the 
>wheelchair and being visually 
>impaired.  I  thought it was just me but my 
>nurse had gone with me to the bank and she 
>said  the lady was quite disrespectful to me.  I 
>am glad you wrote back...I just  realized I was 
>very frustrated about this....thanks for 
>listening. I really need  to get tapped into the 
>local Blind Association because in Texas I had 
>my  caseworker who was always there to listen 
>but I rarely needed her but changing  locations 
>has short circuited me, I guess..thanks...deb 
>wells _Woodlands Bank_ 
>(http://www.woodlandsbank.com/)   <<<<link In a 
>message dated 10/29/2010 9:15:13 P.M. Eastern 
>Daylight Time,  petlonann at samobile.net writes: Hi Agape

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