[gui-talk] free daisy player

[Joel Deutsch]

Allen,

I'm sorry, but I just don't share some of your experience with devices nor 
understand a lot about the issues you describe so fervently. I don't own a 
Stream nor any type of a PDA at all, let alone the one you name below, which 
I've never even heard of.  I haven't followed the thread about BookSense and 
so have no idea what it might be (a device of some sort, I'm supposing).

so if I were you, I wouldn't waste more time on me, here, regarding these 
issues. I say that respectfully, but hope you see that I'm not on the same 
page or in the same ball park or however you'd choose to put it.

The truth is that I was trying to follow some of this and got awfully 
bewildered because of what may have been someone saying "NLS" when they were 
thinking RFB&D, or something as simple as that. Again, let me just be a 
lurker about this issue from now on, because I'm not face to face with any 
of this stuff.
Sorry. And thanks.
just b4een sseems got .sip
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Hoffman, Allen" <Allen.Hoffman at dhs.gov>
To: <gui-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 10:09 AM
Subject: [gui-talk] free daisy player


Lets b clear and accurate here.

I did not have to pay extra for an NLS certificate.
I didn't pay for the update for the NLS certificate for my stream.
I don't pay for certificates for bard.loc.gov when downloading books for
my stream.

Less clear or accurate:


The PDA from LevelStar has an NLS certificate also I think.
The Book Sense probably will also.

PC-based readers don't have an NLS certificate at present for some
unfounded fears somewhere between NLS and publishing communities.  We
need to get to the root of this, and start working to a reasonable
solution.  I suppose the blindness community is not a favorite in some
publishing circles at present due to our insistence on access to
electronic materials, but NLS should be a driver for change of culture
in the publishing community as well as a service provider.




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