1) For some time, Chip Orange has been developing a Word template and associated macros to allow screen reader users using any recent version of Microsoft Word to print cd labels, those on the disk itself as well as those for the front and spine of the jewel case, using Avery 5692 laser labels or 8692 ink jet labels. The template also allows for creation of a bar code which can be read by talking bar code readers and scripts. I have agreed to host these files, so if you want a zip archive containing the readme text file, explaining how to install, and the template itself, go to
http://topdotenterprises.com/avery_cd_labels.zip

2) The developers of AMIS, the free DAISY player, are looking for testers for version 3 which is nearing release.
http://www.daisy.org/news/news_detail.shtml?NewsId=431

3) YOu can find audio files and textual information about amateur radio in general and the activities of the Handiham group in particular at
http://handiham.org/

4) Sean Farrow is creating Window-Eyes scripts for iTunes. If you use iTunes and want to test these scripts, which require Window-Eyes 7.0 beta, write to him at
Sean.farrow@seanfarrow.co.uk

5) Assistive Technology Center offers several $50 two-hour-long online training sessions during August. You can buy them on cd later for the same price if you can't take part. Sessions start at 21:00 GMt. Tuesday, 5 August: "Blogs: What are they, why do you want one, and how can you get one?"; Tuesday, 12 August: "Message in an e-bottle: How to use Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and webmail. Which ones are best for your purposes and why"; Tuesday, 19 August: Intermediate JAWS Training; Friday, 29 August: Window-Eyes set files. Registration is required.
www.atechcenter.net

6) Kathy Ann Murtha periodically offers online seminars, and one can download the content for costs ranging from $10 to $75. Available seminars concern computer maintenance and optimization, an introduction to Firefox version 3, PowerPoint, and the Office 2007 ribbon.
http://www.accesstechnologyinstitute.com/Seminars/

7) Cd Burner Xp is a free program for creating any kind of cd you would want to create. It was recently named the editor's choice for products of its category on the Gizmo's Tech Support Alert page. Yours truly will be demonstrating its use during the upcoming Tek Talk training, GMT Tuesday, 5 August at 00:00. You can log in here:
http://conference321.com/masteradmin/room.asp?id=rsc9613dc89eb2
and archives become available shortly after the weekly trainings here:
http://accessibleworld.org/category/site-categories/tek-talk-archives

Dean Martineau provides adaptive technology training by phone, online and in person, with flexible arrangements, and at affordable prices.

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