[Njtechdiv] Fw: Let's Help You Make Things Easier

[Mario]

Janie, pass my response to Elizabeth:

  first, for question one it would be helpful to know what 
program/version you're using to read email, but generally,from the first 
email you want to delete, press control+shift+end, or from the last 
email press control+shift+end, and press the delete key.
control+a doesn't work in all situations to select all.

for the second question, you would have to get the new generation VR 
Stream because it has the ability to wirelessly provide access to 
streaming radio. in addition to preset selections, you can put in your 
own stream for a particular station. you'd have to ask for a .pls or m3u 
file. also, you can use winamp to play the stream on the desktop/laptop.

to answer the third question:
if you sign up (register) for BARD, you can download and copy any audio 
book to a USB flash (thumb) drive or a blank cartridge, and play the 
book on the NLS player, instead of calling NLS to send you the talking 
book.
after you register, you will get instructions on how to do it; logging 
in, finding what you want or just browsing what's available, not just 
books but alot of other things, like braille books, popular audio 
magazines, and more.



On 7/17/2015 6:01 PM, Janie Degenshein via Njtechdiv wrote:
> I got this and thought perhaps another would like to take this on?
> You need to find out her email client for those steps for deletion
> but she is willing to pay for someone and thought of this division
> Here is her contact info:
> Cell: 201 245 3446
> Keep me posted if you can assist her.
>
>
> From: Heap, Elizabeth
> Sent: Friday, July 17, 2015 10:48 AM
> To: jdegen16 at comcast.net
> Cc: Trish Ebel (tebel.ber at hipcil.or
>
> Dear Janie
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>
>
> Here is a list of the things I need, if you please:
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> 1.       How to delete things on my home computer, both sent and deleted messages. I press shift tab to go to favorites at work, then select all with alt A and press delete on sent messages or on deleted messages. This does not work with the home computer. Home computer has Jaws 13, work one has jaws 15.
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> 2.       Trying to get to a radio station on the Internet. Should I get a Victor Reader Stream to make this easier? If I did, how would I learn how to use it, or would it be easier using the home computer and learning how to get radio stations on there? A friend has a radio show on Mondays and Tuesday nights on WFDu f.m.  I have an awful time trying to get to it via the computer.  It is not on the regular f.m. radio.
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> 3.       Is it worthwhile to find out about Bard?  I do not know anything about it or how to access it. I just use the cartridge player or an old four track cassette recorder and realize I am behind the times.
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> 4.       I am willing to pay for help with these things, but not the $120 an hour the Commission charged for someone to train me at work.
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> Sincerely,
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> Bojane Heap
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> Keep Smiling,
> Janie Degenshein
> "Happiness isn't having what you want, but wanting what you already have"
> Facilitator of ECHO
> (Eyes Closed Hearts Open)
> President, National Federation of the Blind of New Jersey Senior Division
> President National Federation of the Blind of New Jersey Technology Division
> jdegen16 at comcast.net
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