[Nfbmo] Fw: OldHat iPhone Guide, was RE: new to iphone
David Andrews
dandrews at visi.com
Sun Apr 7 08:01:41 UTC 2013
Fred, this message isn't very useful, it doesn't
give the book name, or where you can get it --
only the author buried half way through the message.
Dave
At 09:02 PM 4/6/2013, you wrote:
>I am forwarding this to the list because I
>believe it is an important resource for those of
>you who might at some time consider getting an iPhone.
>
>Also I am including a link to a Visually
>Impaired iPhone users group which has over 1,300
>subscribers and which I have never seen a post
>from any of the presenters on the subject of the
>Iphone which is to take place next weekend at
>the NFBMO state convention. It doesn't mean they
>aren't members, just that they have never posted
>to the group. Hard to believe that if they were
>that they wouldn't have at some time had one
>question about using the iPhone or some of the
>apps unless, of course they were all-knowing.
>Anyway, here's the link to the subscribe page.
>
>http://www.groups.google.com/group/viphone/
>
>
>
>http://groups.google.com/group/viphone?hl=en
>
>
>Besides the below book which is just coming out
>there is another entitled getting Started with
>the iPhone which is in it's second edition,
>available from the National Braille Press, http://www.nbp.org
>
>Check on their site for availability in several different formats.
>
>Fred
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Marcy Weinberg
>To: viphone at googlegroups.com
>Cc: viphone at googlegroups.com
>Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2013 8:45 PM
>Subject: Re: OldHat iPhone Guide, was RE: new to iphone
>
>
>The book is a 12-step guide to using your
>iPhone. It is written from the standpoint of
>one of our team members, Brie rumory, who was
>scared to death of the iPhone her husband got
>her for Christmas over a year ago, to finally
>deciding it was time to learn to use it. The
>book goes through all of the settings as well as
>the default apps that come on the phone, as well
>as accessibility, text input and management,
>Siri, the itunes and App stores, and whatever
>else you'll need to know to be up and running
>with your iPhone. It is a great resource also
>even if you've been using your phone for awhile,
>as a reference for those things you may have done but have forgotten how to do.
>
>
>It is written with some humor while providing so
>much information. It is comprehensive yet not
>boring at any moment. I believe it is a must
>have in the library of anyone who has, is
>considering getting, or works with anyone who has an iPhone.
>
>
>--
>Marcy weinberg
>Junior Partner
>Fedora Outlier, LLC
>Top down, BETTER THAN EXCELLENT consulting, teaching and support
>http://www.fedoraoutlier.com
>888-958-6979 ext.3801
>Marcy at fedoraoutlier.com
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