[Blindtlk] reminder: TeamTalk and Conversation Station relay test conference tomorrow in Conversation Station room 284 and BrailleNote Chat room on TeamTalk!

[Chris Nusbaum]

Hi everyone,

I am just giving you all a friendly reminder that we will be 
having a conference tomorrow in Conversation Station room 284 and 
the BrailleNote Chat room on TeamTalk tomorrow, Friday 12-30, at 
2 PM eastern (1 PM Central, 12 PM Mountain, and 11 AM Pacific) to 
test the relay of TeamTalk to Conversation Station and vice versa 
for the BrailleNote Users site's BrailleNote Chat Series.  We 
need your help to make this test happen! If you would like to 
help us test using TeamTalk, please go to 
chat.braillenoteusers.info and follow the instructions there.  
Then at a little before 2 PM eastern, join us in the BrailleNote 
Chat room.  You will see it in the list of rooms in our server.  
When you find the room in the list, just hit Control J, and 
you're in! If you would like to test using the Conversation 
Station, please call 231-224-7222 a few minutes before 2 PM 
eastern.  At the welcome message, press pound to bypass it, then 
1 for live chat rooms, then 284 followed by the pound sign to 
enter our room.  It's as simple as that! We hope to see some of 
you there to help us test the TeamTalk to Conversation Station 
relay! Again, this conference will be held at 2 PM eastern, 1 PM 
central, 12 noon mountain, and 11 AM Pacific in Conversation 
Station room 284 and the BrailleNote Users chat room on TeamTalk! 
See you there!

Chris Nusbaum in Maryland
Member of the BrailleNote Users Testing Team
www.braillenoteusers.info.

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