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From: dr@ski.UUCP (David Robins)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: handicap software
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Date: Mon, 12-Oct-87 14:27:35 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 12 14:27:35 1987
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Organization: Smith-Kettlewell Institute, S.F., CA.
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In regards to the "adaptive firmware card" mentioned, I spoke to the
inventor at the SF Applefest.

The Adaptive Firmware card (with I/O box) is $400, and comes in models for 
the IIGS, the //e, and the II/II+.

Available from:

	Adaptive Peripherals, Inc.
	4529 Bagley Avenue North
	Seattle, WA  98103
	(206) 633-2610

An expanded programmable overlay touchboard is available from:

	Unicorn Engineering Co.
	6201 Harwood Avenue
	Oakland, CA  94618
	(415) 428-1626

I saw this combination demonstrated at the Apple booth, running a
paint application that was designed for a mouse.  Using special "keys"
on the touchboard overlay, the appropriate tools ans colors could be
selected with a single touch; no mouse was involved.
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David Robins, M.D. 
Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Foundation
(previously known as: Smith-Kettlewell Institute of Visual Sciences)
2232 Webster St; San Francisco CA 94115
415/561-1705 (voice)
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