[Trainer-talk] what computer books would you buy if they existed?

[Jonathan Tyrer]

I know this is off-topic, but you should take a look at the ATI training guides.

This also neatly shows the problem.  The sorts of books your talking
about sell millions and cost little.

However, to write one from an accessibility point of view is very expensive.

There's no easy solution.  I will buy the iPhone book, but not for $250.

Happy New Year.

Jonathan

On 30/12/2010, Tammy Cantrell <tammy.cantrell at mdrs.state.ms.us> wrote:
> I would benefit from books like the Books for Dummies.  They take all of the
> informatin for a word processing program for example and go through steps
> for processes.  I would love one for Excell.
>
> My company says they are moving int Office 10 with Windows 7.  Would love
> help with all of the above.
>
> A book on email would be fantastic too.
> Thanks!
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> From: "Dean Martineau" <dean at topdotenterprises.com>
> To: <trainer-talk at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2010 10:33 AM
> Subject: [Trainer-talk] what computer books would you buy if they existed?
>
>
> : good morning. Most of you are probably familiar with National Braille
> Press.
> : They produce affordable braille books, both paper and electronic. The book
> : on the iPhone which I co-authored with Anna Dresner will be coming out
> : sometime in the next month, for instance. The electronic versions are
> : increasingly available as DAISY, and are also available as plain text, so
> : braille knowledge isn't necessary to benefit from them.
> :
> : As I write their books nowadays, I am unofficially asking what kinds of
> : computer books you would like to see, and        would buy. We are working
> : on Office 2010 Reference cards now. What else would you like to see? What
> : would most help the people you work with?
> :
> : Let me stress that this is my own information-gathering initiative. Any
> : information i get will be looked at, but I am asking, not NBP. NBP charges
> : as little as they can for books, but they have to have some notion that a
> : book will sell "so copies, enough to make it not too much of a losing
> : proposition, before they write it.
> :
> : It is probably best that you reply to me individually about this as it
> isn't
> : really a matter of discussion. I can send a summary of responses if I get
> : some.
> :
> : Thanks for thinking about it.
> :
> : Dean
> :
> :
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