[gui-talk] information on a U S B portable disk drive

[Joel Deutsch]

Hi Bloom,

I'm using Jaws 10 to read your message, in which you say that one of the 
things you're interested in doing with this hardware is installing. 
Installing what? Please look again at your post. If the comma after the word 
"installing" is there by accident then you don't mean what I thought. You 
may mean you wish to copy onto it the list of things following , rather than 
that you wish to install some unspecified programs and applications. I guess 
this might seem to be just about grammar and punctuation, but the difference 
completely changes the meaning of the sentence and is not easy for some 
people to understand or infer what you might mean. Someone else may gloss 
over this and get it the way you meant it, despite what I've said. Fine. . 
We are all different in our levels of education, I understand that. I'm just 
asking what you meant. Personally, I often understand when people are using 
English as a second language, because I know a little of other languages and 
have friends from many other countries, so I can easily recognize many 
different patterns of mistakes. But with native English speakers, I can get 
confused because I'm not expecting the unusual glitches I run across 
sometimes, as in this case, which don't fit into any familiar categories 
like those.

so I would like to be sure what you want to use the drive for. Do you wish 
to install programs to run from it? Or do you wish to use it as a medium 
onto which you can copy and back up a variety of file types? thanks a lot.

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Sent: Friday, June 26, 2009 7:47 AM
Subject: [gui-talk] information on a U S B portable disk drive


> Hello Everyone,
> I would like to buy a U S B portable disk drive.
> I have been reading about them on several web sites and many will say,
> "back
> up automatically" I am only interested in installing, programs, data,
> music,
> videos.
> Are there any brands that are screen reader friendly?
> Are there any brands that are plug and play without installing software
> that
> might not be screen reader friendly?
> Thanks for any information.
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