By Martin Courcelles In October of this year, CNIB, as well as other blindness organizations were invited to participate in a 1 day, round table event at Microsoft's offices in Redmond Washington. The topic was their new Windows Phone 7 opera ...[Read: Microsoft promises accessibility:]

  By Martin Courcells I'm always attracted to simple applications. Much of the CD burning software out there is full of bells and whistles. Sometimes, I'd rather just have a straightforward, no nonsense application and have an easy way of simpl ...[Read: Burning CDs; The Simple Way]

  By Debbie Gillespie Now that the holiday season is upon us, you might be pondering about buying a gadget or to for someone you know who may be blind or have low vision.  Trouble is, you have no idea what's out there, or where to start looking ...[Read: Shopping for Accessible Gadgets]

By Martin Courcelles Ever since I got my IPod Touch, I've been endeavoring to turn it into an IPhone. But why pay for something when you can get it for free? Well, that's a great question Martin. In comes a new app called Talkatone. This partic ...[Read: TalkAtone: Making Free GoogleVoice calls via your IDevice]

By Martin Courcelles   Since I'm already in a holiday mood, I thought I'd lighten discussion here a bit and talk about creativity. Furthermore, I'd like to give a gift to all of my loyal readers.   A few years ago, I was in a production of C ...[Read: Some Creative Giving]

While going through my Jaws tips, I noticed that I've never addressed the topic of attachments within Outlook.  My bad. So, today, we'll tackle that subject as well as how to move files around from within folders.    Preparation: So, what's t ...[Read: Saving attachments in Outlook:]