Dennis.Asher@p0.f626.n690.z3.fidonet.org (Dennis Asher) (08/09/90)
Index Number: 9627
As part of our Recreational Computing Project I am building a library of
PD/Shareware recreational software for the IBM, APPLE II, C64, and BBC
(a British computer). I am also compiling a list of useful commercial
software for the major PC's.
We use construction sets to customise games, and can provide alternative
access to many standard programs with the Adaptive Firmware Card on
our IIgs, Keyboard Expander and EzScan on our PC.
I am sure there are many suitable programs we do not already know about.
If you are using adapted recreational software, and/or using standard
recreational software with adapted access, I would welcome comments
about your favourite program/s, or any tips you can offer for accessing
a particular program.
No age limit (1-99yrs is fine)
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Internet: Dennis.Asher@p0.f626.n690.z3.fidonet.orgKraig.Cummings@f34.n129.z1.fidonet.org (Kraig Cummings) (08/10/90)
Index Number: 9702
What adaptions would you suggest for a one handed person to be able
to play COMPETITIVELY computer games that require a "joystick"? If
there already is one on the market what is it and do you need a
special board in your PC to use it?
Thanks,
Kraig
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