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Subject: Re: handicap software
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Date: Thu, 8-Oct-87 22:46:16 EDT
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Note that, in Canada, the Augmentative Communication Service (ACS) of the
Hugh MacMillan Medical Center (formerly the Ontario Crippled Childrens 
Centre) has many O.C.'s working with the adaptive firmware card in
conjunction with word processors, children's games, and educational
programs.  They have used this card for at least 4 years, and are
intimately familiar with it (and it's shortcomings). Their can be
reached at:

	Augmentative Communication Service
	Hugh MacMillan Medical Centre
	350 Rumsey Rd.
	TORONTO, Ontario
	M4G 1R8
	(416) 425 6220

I used to work for the Centre, and can vouch for their extensive
testing and knowledge of Apple systems for the disabled.

Terry West
watmath!lion!tdwest