Joe.Chamberlain@f140.n150.z1.fidonet.org (Joe Chamberlain) (06/06/90)
Index Number: 8678
[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]
ED>>I've just leaned that Headmaster is now available for the IBM as well
ED>>as the MAC. (All they needed was a pice of software as a driver, since
TK> I saw a demonstration of the headmaster recently with the Mac and was
TK> impressed with the ability to control mouse function. As most of the
TK> disabled
Would you please explain the function of the Headmaster
and what it does. I am totally without knowledge on the product
and how it helps the disabled.
-=joe=-
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Internet: Joe.Chamberlain@f140.n150.z1.fidonet.orgT.k..Kang@f129.n700.z3.fidonet.org (T.k. Kang) (07/04/90)
Index Number: 9036
[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]
Sorry for my delay in replying your previous message. As I stated earlier I
managed to get a look at it being used on a MAC. The user need to wear a
head-set with a suck and blow switch. Movement of the head will position a
pointer just like the function of the mouse. Selection is made via the switch.
As I haven't seen it being used on an IBM compatible I can't really comment
on it. Nevertheless I am impressed that the mouse fuctions can be made
available to users. With many of the desktop publishing programs needing mouse
functions for operation this will be of great help.
I really enjoyed your list of "Bad Days" Must make a Chinese
translation of it!!
*Regards: T.K. Kang,SysOP
*Regards: T.K. Kang,SysOP
Handicapped computer User Group (HcUG) BBS
MacLehose Medical Rehab Centre, Hong Kong (3:700/129)
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