[nfbmi-talk] instructions on free services for windows users tosolve capchas

[Mauricio Almeida]

hello there,

indeed, I love it as well.
The thing about audio apitchas is this: it seems like sites change what they use over time.
for instance, google used to have ones  that were numbers. and you could hear them pretty wwell considering you aren't supposed to understand them. now they have this weird word thing where you hear various words and types it - pretty confusing.

As far as IE, I read somewhere that the reason they don't  has to do with microsoft proprietary policies, but to be honest i haven't researched that yet.

sincerely

mauricio
On Jan 27, 2013, at 9:01 AM, "Jim in Detroit" <james.prather at comcast.net> wrote:

> I love Webvisum; I hope IE has something similar soon, although I feel the audible capchas have improved over time.
> 
> -----Original Message----- From: Mauricio Almeida
> Sent: January 26, 2013 15:44
> To: NFB of Michigan Internet Mailing List
> Subject: [nfbmi-talk] instructions on free services for windows users tosolve capitchas
> 
> greetings, everyone.
> 
> I was asked  to provide instructions on how to solve capitchas for free on windows, so I will write you instructions below. Please read them carefully and make sure to contact me at any time for questions at 517-899-4969 or by replying privately to this e-mail..
> 
> On windows, it is required that you utilize mozilla firefox,as it is the only browser with this feature as far as I am aware.
> After installing the browser on your computers, (i will provide download links should anyone have difficulties finding them), you will need to visit
> http://www.webvisum.com
> to creat your account, you may need an invitation. While you can request them to provide you a code, it is much easier to shoot me an e-mail and I will just invite you myself, as i know you are trusted users and so on so forth. After you receive your invitation code from which ever manner you prefer, you will be able to creat your account and login to the website. the reason this invitation process is required is that they do not wish people abusing their system to cause spam, which is what capitchas are meant to avoid.
> from there on, all there is needed is to click on download/install the webvisum extenction, proceed to the bottom of the age and click on install.
> when you do that, your browsers will not do anything, and there will be no change in the screen. please press f6 and tab until you see an allow button, which when clicked will install the extenssion.
> you're done. once the browser is restarted you will automatically be a skid to login with your webvisum username/password.
> the next time you see a capitcha, press alt control 6 and you will hear the capitcha is being solved, hearing a few seconds later that the code has been put into your clipboard.
> Past the code with control v, and continue whatever you are doing.
> 
> Once again,  please, please, please contact me at 517 8994969 or via e-mail with any parts of this tutorial you may have found confusing. I am also wiling to walk you over the procedure via voice or privately as it may sound confusing to some of you.
> 
> sincerely,
> 
> Mauricio
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