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RWright617
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Member Since
Nov 1, 2008
Biography
I am legally blind but have been into computers dating all the way back to 1974, when I was just beginning college in Washington state. Today, I promote technologies to the handicap communities, and it has now become a huge information clearinghouse of information links [very well organized] arranged by functions; ie. a manufacturer, or a service provider. I also head a 501(c)3 organization.
Getting the word out to the handicap community on the existence of my work and of this Information Resource, now seems to be my only hurdle. And knowing where to go to find desired information has always been the bigger barrier for the Blind Community. I designed my website for this very issue; to bring information resources closer [and organized] to the handicap communities.