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Hi.

On Sat, Apr 30, 2005 at 10:33:33AM -0400, david poehlman wrote:
> If money is your only object, this is a prudent option, but if you still 
> need to work in windows, you might want to try updating your screen readers. 
> If you are really wedded to them and cannot stand the prospect of learning 
> something new, then you might want to spend the extra money to upgrade your 
> windows screen readers.
> 

I blew away my last Windows partition several years back.  I will only use
Windows again if forced at gun point.  I consider needing a job that
would force me to use Windows again "gun point".
	  
> If you want to switch though, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the overall 
> interface because it is not that different from that of windows.

Sounds good.  I use Gnome, which is not much different from the Windows
interface either.

          Kenny