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From: DDZ@PSUVM.PSU.EDU (Carolyn Dudas)
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Subject: Re: Hardware and software for the handicaped.
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Date: 22 May 91 04:06:10 GMT
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You might want to try contacting the High-Tech Center for the Disabled in
California.  They have a book called COMPUTER ACCESS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES.  This book would provide you with a good
start for the information you are looking for.  One of the appendices is
a product guide to adapted computer hardware and software.

There is no charge for this reference guide (at least there wasn't when
I got my copy last year).

For more info contact:
  High-Tech Center for the Disabled
  California Community College
  Chancellor's Office
  1109 Ninth Street
  Sacramento, CA  95814
    (916) 322-4636