[Blindtlk] 2013 ACB National Conference & Convention Agenda

[Antonio M. Guimaraes Jr.]

thanks,

I am not sure I was responding to the right message. I meant to ask Humberto about installing Google Hangout, not the convention agenda.

I guess my Mac was out of whack. Sure, blame it on the technology, not on human error. 

Antonio

On Jun 28, 2013, at 3:15 PM, Humberto Avila <avila.bert.humberto2 at gmail.com> wrote:

> 
> 
> From: Scott White [mailto:swite at nfb.org] 
> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2013 12:00 PM
> To: Humberto Avila
> Subject: 2013 ACB National Conference & Convention Agenda
> 
> 2013 ACB National Conference & Convention Agenda 
> Available on NFB-NEWSLINE
> Convention-goers, weÂ’ve got some great news for you! We are pleased to
> announce that once again the entire agenda of the American Council of the
> BlindÂ’s national conference and convention will be available on
> NFB-NEWSLINE, helping you to make the most of this event. With the
> availability of the agenda, you can quickly and easily determine what
> options are available at a particular time and find when and where a desired
> meeting will occur. We believe that this will make it easy to plan your
> convention schedule—made even easier with access using iPhone, NFB-NEWSLINE
> Mobile, available by visiting the app store on your device.
> You can access the agenda in many different ways—by download to your
> digital talking book player of choice with NFB-NEWSLINE In Your Pocket, by
> reading it on Web News on Demand, and, of course, by using your cell phone
> on the go. 
> To access the agenda on the phone youÂ’ll want to dial either the number you
> regularly use or the phone number for unlimited access with a cell phone at
> 646-600-6969. From the main menu select option number five and select
> “National Meetings of Interest to the Print-Disabled” (which is labeled
> option number five). From there, select number 1 for the American Council of
> the Blind agenda. 
> With the availability of our on-demand article-request feature, you can now
> request that details of a certain meeting or event be sent to your e-mail
> account; you can in this way set up your own agenda tailored to your
> interests and obligations. To use this feature, when listening to an article
> press #9 (pound nine) and the desired article will be sent to your e-mail
> inbox automatically, assuming your e-mail address is provided in your
> NFB-NEWSLINE account.
> With NFB-NEWSLINE In Your Pocket, you can have the full agenda on one small
> device, providing increased portability and effortless access. You can
> easily scan through each day to learn what meetings and events are of
> interest and determine your schedule for the day. In order to download the
> agenda to your digital talking-book player, youÂ’ll need to add the agenda
> to your favorites. This can be done online via our favorites management tool
> under the link for “Manage Your In Your Pocket Favorite Publications.”
> Naturally, youÂ’ll need to download the NFB-NEWSLINE In Your Pocket
> software, available at  <http://www.nfbnewslineonline.org>
> www.nfbnewslineonline.org, onto your computer before you can place this
> content on your device. After youÂ’ve logged in, select the link for
> Newsline In Your Pocket, which takes you to an informational page with
> software download links.
> Web News on Demand allows you to easily search for a particular meeting or
> event when viewing the full agenda on one screen, or you can view each day
> individually. You can also have the contents of the full agenda or a
> particular day or event e-mailed to yourself, and you are now able to
> download a zip file of the agenda to your portable note-taking device (such
> as the Braille Note). To access Web News on Demand and the special features
> it offers, visit  <http://www.nfbnewslineonline.org>
> www.nfbnewslineonline.org and select “Web News on Demand” 
> If youÂ’d like to experience the flexibility and ease of use that is offered
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