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      Welcome to the fifth edition of What's New On the Web

      What's New on the WebJuly 10-24, 1996


      1. Latest Version of What's New


      2. Cathy's Newstand: Speech Friendly Newslinks for the Blind and Visually Impaired. She markets an HTML tutorial geared for persons with visual impairments.
        Email: rainbows@calweb.com
      3. Computer Users NETWORK NEWS Adaptive Technology for the Blind and Visually-Impaired
      4. Computing for the Print-Handicapped User Group (CPHUG) NYC: helping to build a peer support organization for blind and print-handicapped computing enthusiasts in the New York City Area
      5. The Consumer Assistive Technology Transfer Network (CATN) is looking for assistive technology (AT)-related problems, products, applications and inventions you are working on, can't solve and/or need-but can't find.
        211 W. Water St. #209; Santa Fe, NM 87501
        Phone: 505-989-9408  Fax:505-989-9409  
        E-mail: CATN@rt66.com
      6. EASI's extensive set of documents related to math and brailling
      7. The Global Blind Exchange:A telnet site that's a full featured system specifically designed for and by blind people who use speech, paperless braille and note taking devices (a service of the California Council of the Blind).
      8. Inside Out is aimed at individuals and their families and tries to brings solutions to the problems of blindness and low vision
      9. Mathematical Access for TecHnology and Science for visually disabled users
      10. Maths: Auditory interaction with mathematics
      11. Net-Tamer is a DOS PPP dial up access program, which requires no TSR packet driver. It will web browse, get/send your email, get/send usenet messages, FTP upload/download a file, TELNET to another internet address, or check the time and date.
      12. University of Pittsburgh's Vision Studies Program
      13. VIPACE on ramp Visually Impaired Pittsburgh Area Computer Enthusiasts!

      14. Previous What's New Editions: Vol. 1 , 2 , 3 and 4

      15. What's new in the mailbag?

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