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[AgapeDEW at aol.com]

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  Dew, first, does your bank have a web site?  If you have Jaws 
or  System Access, and Internet service, and your bank has a web site, 
you  might go to the web site and try it to see how accessible.  You 
need  to advocate for yourself; don't let bank people give you the 
runaround or  determine what _they_ think is best.  What's the name of 
the bank you  talk about?  Please be much more specific about this so 
people can  check the web site to see how accessible it is; my bank's 
web site is  pretty accessible with System Access; I can do several 
banking functions  on it, as well as call a phone number to hear 
recorded info about balance,  checks that cleared, transfer funds, etc.  
So please give us more  specifics, such as the bank's name; it may be 
that if we check their  website it might be accessible; if not, you'll 
have to talk to higher-ups  at the bank about this.  The more specific 
you are, the more help  you'll get; that's what NFB is for.

Peter Russillo
Board member,  National Federation of the blind of Florida, Martin Chapter

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