[nfbwatlk] Some practical questions

[Becky Frankeberger]

Safety pins hidden in the items in such a way you know the one vertical pin
inside the labels all match, for example.  Two pins horizontally mean
another outfit etc.  There are sown in Braille labels. There are also labels
you can sow in that work well with the audible Penn Friend type recordable
out there. I do like the idea of the audible labels,as some tops for example
have many colors in them and may go well with pants from other color groups.
Like I have a blue, pink and green shirt I just bought. The top would look
fine with jeans, light tan pants, light pink pants, but would not look at
all good with the light blue pants I have.  So do I put them with the pink,
the tan, or jeans.  If I had the Penn friend labeler you sow in, I could
justbe independent and choose which pants suited me, smile.     

I am just a rebel, sorry. I remember telling Diane McGeorge there are
innovations coming up and Braille would have to keep up.  She would say to
me,  to sow in multiple Braille labels to mark my clothes, which of course
works, well if she had thought of it at the time. Try Braille labels, Debby.
Keep a card on which one goes with which group. You may for example have two
shirts with similar colors, but only one of those shirts goes with your
green pants, for example.  So the two shirts you have that are blue, pink
and green, maybe only one will have that green tag sown on 

Becky Frankeberger
Butterfly Knitting

Custom-made knit throws, shawls, and more!

Phone: 360-426-8389
E-mail: becky at ButterflyKnitting.com
Website: www.ButterflyKnitting.com

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From: nfbwatlk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nfbwatlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of debby phillips
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2012 11:46 AM
To: nfbwatlk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [nfbwatlk] Some practical questions

Hi all, I have some practical questions here.  One of our relatives came
over the other day and spent about three hours with me cleaning out my
closet, getting rid of clothes that don't fit, aren't the right color for my
skin tone, throwing away stuff that is permanently stained.  In the process,
she put together quite a few outfits.  Right now, they are all hanging
together, each outfit on its one or two hangers.  For the past oh, twelve
years or so, I have just asked my husband, do I match, if I wasn't sure.
But now that I have all these various outfits, I need some suggestions about
how to keep them together after I do laundry.  Wow, not sure that made
sense, but hopefully it did?

The second thing is recently Humanware changed how Bookshare operates, in
that it has a drop down thing for your download preferences.  Somehow mine
got changed to Daisy Text, and I can't get it changed to what I want, which
is Grade 2 Braille.  I have plenty of sources to read books in audio if
that's what I want, but I want to read my books from Bookshare in Braille.
Maybe somebody who's a little more tech savvy than me can tell me what to
do.  I've tried changing it three or four times now, and 
can't.  Thanks.    Peace,    Debby

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