• The BRC's Eye Conditions page has been updated with links on Serpiginous Choroiditis
• Check out some of our associates at The Blind Ring

• Screen Magnifiers homepage: Pick of the Month



• THE CHATTERBOX
• The Internet Resources for Special Children: Blind & Vision Impaired
• FREE tutorials on using Windows and Windows applications by The Iowa Department for the Blind
• Marco Polo is a Netscape plug-in that utilizes soundcards and DECtalk to provide access to the Web using words and sounds.
• RealPlayer 4.0: has been released it provides instant access to your favorite RealAudio...such as the
• Live Broadcast from NFB's July 4th Convention via Internet audio (New Orleans).
• Text-to-Braille translation program for Acorn 32 bit computers running RISC-OS

• HTML code stripper
• The effectiveness of screen readers with Internet tools

• Overbrook School for the Blind, Philadelphia, PA.

• Greater San Antonio Chapter of The National Federation of the Blind Home Page
• Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind
• International Council for Education of People with Visual Impairment: ICEVI. The 10th World Conference will be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, August 3 - 8, 1997

• Computer Science Update, Summer 1997
  Published By National Federation of the Blind
• Next Generation Talking Books: Daisy and PlexTalk
• Real Audio Interview with J.B Galan & Judy Jackson, Stanford Center for the study of the language and information, on the Archimedes project for disabled access to the Internet (WWW6 Conference Coverage)

• AI Squared's Zoomtext Xtra: An enhanced version of their low vision product with multiple levels of access including scanner support and speech output
• New version of Omni 1000 Version 2.0 from Kurzweil Educational Systems, Inc. (KESI).

• WHATSNEW EDITIONS (some links may be dated)
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• Visually Impaired Computer Users Group of New York City (VICUG-NYC) meets on the second Monday of every month at the The Associated Blind building, which is located at 135 West Twenty-third Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, in New York City. If you have any questions about subway lines and bus stops in the vicinity of the TAB building, please call (212) 255-1122.
• MOVING TARGETS: Topical Topics of Interest to the Blind and Visually Impaired Community of the New York Metropolitan Area

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