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I think this PDA is a great idea. Of course it would have to be prety
tough for us old slate users who know how to drive that stylous.<G>
Actually this would be a very logical solution. I'm not so sure if another
Braille-N-Speak type device is needed. Just my thoughts.
Be happy to help where I can.