From feringgi at eml.cc  Thu Sep  1 12:42:42 2005
From: feringgi at eml.cc (Fadzlin Hiezrie)
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 12:42:42 +0800
Subject: [share] What is Podcasting?
In-Reply-To: <000901c5ad32$62dc6c30$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
References: <028401c5ad22$4616a670$13b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>
	<000901c5ad32$62dc6c30$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
Message-ID: <1125549762.1263.241936522@webmail.messagingengine.com>

Hello,

Visit
http://www.podcast.com/

it's an "everything podcast" site.

Want to be a podcaster?  Then try out the free podcasting service at
http://www.odeo.com/
(still in beta stage)

Thank you.

Regards,
Fadzlin



On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 15:13:55 +0800, "Moses Choo" <moseschoo at ncbm.org.my>
said:
> Hello there,
> 
> 
> Ultraman has introduced something quite new to Malaysia.  Though I have
> been
> following the progress, I  felt that  there isn't enough interest for
> discussion.  Since Ultraman has done us the  favour, here is a link where
> you can go and download a special software which is specially designed
> with
> the blind in mind to help you to listen to podcasting.
> 
> BBC is one that supports  podcasting and some of you who have broadband
> may
> want to set your computer to download some of the podcast automatically.
> 
> Happy trying.
> 
> 
> Moses.
> 
> for more information, go to:
> http://www.webbie.org.uk/accessiblepodcatcher/index.htm
> 
> 
> ---- Original Message -----
> From: "Ultraman" <khaieong at tm.net.my>
> To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
> Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 12:59 PM
> Subject: [share] What is Podcasting?
> 
> 
> > SelfSEO.com
> > Monday, August 29, 2005
> > What is Podcasting?
> > By Sharon Housley
> > Story telling for children or the visually-impaired listed among uses.
> > Podcasting is quickly becoming a buzz word among the techie crowd. So what
> > is podcasting,
> > anyway? Podcasting is online audio content that is delivered via an RSS
> > feed. Many
> > people liken podcasting to radio on demand. However, in reality,
> podcasting
> > gives
> > far more options in terms of content and programming than radio does. In
> > addition,
> > with Podcasting, listeners can determine the time and the place, meaning
> > they decide
> > what programming they want to receive and when they want to listen to it.
> > Listeners can retain audio archives to listen to at their leisure. While
> > blogs have
> > turned many bloggers into journalists, podcasting has the potential to
> turn
> > podcasters
> > into radio personalities.
> > Podcasting can be used for:
> > 1. Self-Guided Walking Tours - Informational content.
> > 2. Music - Band promotional clips and interviews.
> > 3. Talk Shows - Industry or organizational news, investor news,
> sportscasts,
> > news
> > coverage and commentaries.
> > 4. Training - Instructional informational materials.
> > 5. Story - Story telling for children or the visually-impaired.
> > Podcasting is the syndication of audio files using RSS. Podcasting works
> the
> > same
> > as a standard RSS feed reader or news aggregator, the only difference is
> > that the
> > feed you subscribe to contains an audio file in it. Instead of reading
> > content in
> > your RSS feed reader or aggregator, you can listen to the contents of your
> > feed using
> > a reader or aggregator that supports podcasting, or you can listen to them
> > on an
> > iPod or similar device. While podcasting was named for the iPod, you do
> not
> > have
> > to have an iPod to listen to a podcast. Podcasts can be displayed on
> > websites with
> > clickable links to audio files and many of the standard RSS readers, like
> > FeedDemon's
> > latest beta, have begun supporting audio enclosures.
> > The audio file that makes the feed a podcast rather than a standard RSS
> feed
> > is contained
> > in the 'enclosure' tag. The easiest way to think of this is as an e-mail
> > attachment.
> > Although the "enclosure" tag is not new to RSS feeds and has been included
> > in the
> > RSS v2.0 specification for about four years, podcasting has only really
> been
> > around
> > since August of 2004.
> > Webmasters are finding creative ways to provide media-rich content. The
> > syndication
> > aspect and potential increase in audience size are an attractive lure.
> > Listeners
> > benefit from podcasting because, like RSS, podcasting is a means to
> publish
> > content
> > that ultimately gives the recipient the control over the information they
> > want to
> > see or hear.
> > Podcasting Resources -
> > Podcasting Tools -
> > http://www.podcasting-tools.com
> > Podcast Alley -
> > http://www.podcastalley.com
> > PodcastBunker -
> > http://www.podcastbunker.com
> > Podcasting News -
> > http://www.podcastingnews.com
> > It will be interesting to see how this publishing medium develops.
> > Currently, only
> > the technical crowd has endorsed podcasting as a new audio medium, but the
> > potential
> > is real and the process is not overly complex. With a little time I think
> > this field
> > will develop and prosper.
> > About the Author: Sharon Housley manages marketing for NotePage, Inc.
> > http://www.notepage.net
> >  a company specializing in alphanumeric paging, SMS and wireless messaging
> > software
> > solutions. Other sites by Sharon can be found at
> > http://www.softwaremarketingresource.com
> >  , and
> > http://www.monitoring
> > - software.net
> > http://www.selfseo.com/story-7475.php
> > Regards,
> > Ultraman Blind.
> > http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
> > komuniti_oku-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
> > http://www.jaring.my/weblog/view.php?user=buta74
> > http://planet.time.net.my/centralmarket/taikhaieong
> >
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Thu Sep  1 10:04:47 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 10:04:47 +0800
Subject: [share] Special cane stick for visually impaired
Message-ID: <008e01c5aeb5$59afbc50$13b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Chennai Online, India
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Special cane stick for visually impaired
Coimbatore, August 30: A daily wage earner in a confectionary making unit in 
Tuticorin
district of Tamil Nadu has developed a special mobility cane for the 
visually handicapped.
The walking stick is working with the help of two battery cells and makes 
different
sounds.
Anandan, a 'mithai master' in Kulasekharapatnam, who displayed the special 
cane fitted
with a wheel at the bottom, at a seminar on 'Innovations for Human 
development,'
told PTI that a specially fitted three-foot aerial to the cane, vibrates 
whenever
the stick-holder comes across an obstacle.
On what prompted him to make the stick, Anandan said he became upset when he 
saw
a blind man falling into a pit and struggling to regain control. From then 
on, he
started working to develop a stick useful for the visually challenged.
He had first made a cane with seven wheels, making different sounds when it 
dashed
against stones, pits, Anandan said adding S Gurumurthy of Swadeshi Jagaran 
Manch
had advised him to go in for a lighter one, since that cane weighed about 24 
KGs.
After working day and night, he had succeeded in developing the new 1.3 kg 
stick,
fitted with earphone, toy car motor and a bell, by which the user can get 
the indication
of pits and other obstacles, he said.
Short of fund for mass production, Anandan, who earns rs.100 a day, however, 
does
not want to sell the rights of his invention, but would seek loans to market 
the
product on his own. (Agencies)
http://www.chennaionline.com/colnews/newsitem.asp?NEWSID=%7BBD8826C7-BD52-4AEF-BC10-DCFC33129A3D%7D&CATEGORYNAME=TAMNA
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.
http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
komuniti_oku-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Thu Sep  1 20:16:18 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 20:16:18 +0800
Subject: [share] Skype beta 1.4 released,
 supposed to have accessibility improvements, but does it?
Message-ID: <015901c5aeff$2dcb5140$b45fbad2@userb9e9355ddf>

OK, I have rather a lot of things to say here...
I'm writing in response to the below-quoted message sent to the
Skype-English mailing list, but I'm also sending these comments to
Skype, the company.
First, you don't have to go to a strange site to get the beta.
There's now a Skype beta posted on the main Skype web site.
Next, a warning to all who are considering upgrading from anything
1.2.0.48 or older:  Though sufficient information exists to support
some of the features lost between 1.2 and 1.3, there are still
problems, and we're not done scripting for the new versions yet.
Therefore, if you upgrade past 1.2, you will lose SkypeWatch
functionality and may lose the "New Chat" notification when a new chat
line comes in.  These will come back in time, and we have proof that
Skype is working to help make this possible.
The call list is not back, and it will not come back, I'm told,
because it was causing various bugs and sluggishnesses.  The MSAA
support mentioned in the quoted message below, which Skype is in fact
adding, is meant to replace it.  The MSAA support, when completed,
will allow us JAWS scripters to give you a pop-up list of contacts if
you like and, hopefully, let you call a contact from that list.  Alas,
though, the MSAA support is not complete enough yet, as I will explain
shortly.
The below message says the new beta adds a feature allowing you to
choose whether to show offline contacts.  In fact, this is an old
feature, existing in Skype versions as far back as I can remember,
certainly back past 1.1.0.79.
About JAWS saying "0 items" for the contact list, Window-Eyes not
calling it a list, etc.:  Yes, Skype has started implementing MSAA
support in the contact list; but they're not done yet.  I've been
routinely alerting them to the remaining issues of which I am aware.
Some of these issues are listed below:
1.  JAWS users who have JAWS load automatically at startup can get
Range Check errors in the contact list by typing a double
JAWSKey+UpArrow, a Control+LeftArrow, and possibly other commands.  If
you load JAWS manually and not as a service, this will not happen.
The Range Check errors are harmless besides causing several seconds'
delay.  The error is preceeded by an error chord and a delay of maybe
seven seconds.  If you get an error chord after one of the above
commands, you can press the space bar once to close the error box
before JAWS manages to announce it, and thus avoid the delay.
2.  Although MSAA reports focus on the focused contact list item by
setting the State_System_Focused flag, it does not indicate focus
properly when a screen reader calls the AccFocus method; and it may
not generate the proper events on focus change, though I have not
managed sufficient testing of this theory to prove or disprove it.
For the not-so-technically inclined, this means various portions of
"normal" MSAA behavior for a list are not implemented yet, and this is
probably why Window-Eyes and JAWS don't recognize the contact list as
a list yet.  I continue to work with the Skype developers to fix this.
3.  The MSAA name for each list item is the Skype ID of the contact
rather than the contact's displayed name.  If this isn't fixed before
Window-Eyes and JAWS start calling this a list, we'll start hearing
Skype IDs in place of displayed names.  This would be confusing
because the list is alphabetized by displayed name, so the order of
list items might at first eem random.  Keep in mind, though, this
issue will not appear for anyone yet because screen readers aren't
calling this a list yet.
Now for some good news:  Whenever the MSAA support is completed, the
MSAA information will contain everything that appears in contact-list
tool tips, which means we should no longer have to rely on tool tip
tracking to figure out who's online, away, not available, etc.  Also,
whenever MSAA support is completed, screen reader users should not
have to play with highlight color settings when Skype versions change
the screen colors, because MSAA should provide enough information to
let screen readers follow the highlight bar regardless of its color.
A few more miscellaneous tips:
If, in the contact list, you discover that JAWS keeps announcing the
top line as you try to arrow through contacts, tap the Alt key twice.
This activates and deactivates the menu bar once.  Why this helps, I
may never know; but at least for me, it does.
The Start tab is gone, as I've said in previous messages.  It is
replaced by two panels near the bottom of the screen:  one for missed
events and one for Skype services.  You can click on the Skype
services part to launch your browser to the Skype sign-in page where
you can review your account, buy or extend services, etc.  If you see
in the events panel something like, "3 new events," click on that line
and then browse up and down with the JAWS cursor to find out what
happened.  As before in the Start tab, you can left or right-click
contact names in this expanded event list to call people, display
their call info, start chats, launch authorization windows, etc.
If you use the JAWS scripts, ctrl+shift+numbers will still work to
jumpt to specific tabs, but the numbers changed because the Start tab
is gone.  The Contacts tab is now ctrl+shift+1.
That's all I can think of right now.  I'm sure I'm missing something
though, so there may be more notes from me later on on this list.
On Wed, Aug 31, 2005 at 07:13:45PM -0400, Aman Singer wrote:
Hi, all.
I just downloaded Skype's first 1.4 beta
http://www.skypejournal.com/blog/archives/2005/08/14_windows_beta.php
According to
http://tinyurl.com/c79m8
This has better accessibility than before in that Skype now uses
MSAA. After having installed this beta, I can see no change in how Skype
handles contacts, at least. Left clicking on a contact does get me into  a
listbox, but the listbox has zero items. Reclassing the listbox to a
listview, and trying to make Jaws use Msaa for lists, doesn't seem to make
any difference. Window Eyes doesn't even recognise it as a list, so doesn't
read the contact names. I'm wondering if any of the folks who developed the
scripts for Skype are on here and might be able to have a look?
Unfortunately, the call contacts menu isn't back.
BTW, the new skype does have two features which I like. The first,
show offline contacts, is off the view menu. If this is checked, all your
contacts will be shown in the contacts screen. If it isn't, only contacts
which are not offline will be shown. This makes life much easier as you can
use the jaws cursor and there's no need to guess whether a contact is
offline or not.
Secondly, it has call forwarding. You can forward your skype calls
to your mobile number or any other phone number or skype name. If you're not
on Skype, your phone will ring and you can answer. Of course, you will pay
the rate as if you had called from your skype account to the number you've
forwarded to.
Aman
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.
http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
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From moseschoo at ncbm.org.my  Fri Sep  2 13:27:28 2005
From: moseschoo at ncbm.org.my (Moses Choo)
Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 13:27:28 +0800
Subject: [share] The blind doing well
Message-ID: <002301c5af7f$03499af0$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>



Hello there,

Anyone know about the news below?


 Singapore has found her first SUPERSTAR last night, in a Mandarin
 talentime held weekly over the last four months,  in the person of Kelvin
 Tan Wei Lian, a 23-year-old VH basker!


Regards,
Moses.

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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Fri Sep  2 13:34:28 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 13:34:28 +0800
Subject: [share] A new version of Win-amp is now available
Message-ID: <021c01c5af80$196b6330$0fb7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

A new version of Winamp is now available.  Winamp 5.1 is ready for you to 
download.  Clic this link to download.
http://www.whitestick.co.uk/progs/winamp51_full.exe
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From moseschoo at ncbm.org.my  Fri Sep  2 16:10:22 2005
From: moseschoo at ncbm.org.my (Moses Choo)
Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 16:10:22 +0800
Subject: [share] Singapore  Superstar
Message-ID: <007f01c5af95$c572cc30$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>


Hello friends, I have finally found the article. Please note that the article does not say anything about his blindness but he is a product of the  Singapore school for the blind.

Regards, Moses. 




 Singapore News ?
 Posted: 01 September 2005 2243 hrs 

 Kelvin Tan voted Project 

Superstar winner 

Kelvin Tan, or Wei Lian as he's 

better known, has been voted the 

winner of MediaCorp TV Channel 

U's Project Superstar 

competition. 

He and the other finalist, Kelly 

Poon, had to sing five songs each 

from different genres to showcase 

their vocal talents.  More than 

8,000 fans packed the Indoor 

Stadium for the final showdown on 

Thursday evening. 
The vocal battle between Kelly 

and Kelvin had been touted the  

most "screamed-about" event of 

the year. 

MediaCorp's Group CEO Ernest Wong 

and celebrities were also at the 

stadium to cheer the two 

finalists. 
"The atmosphere looks very 

electrifying. That's how I feel, 

it should be a great event 

tonight. I think both of them 

have  great talents. It's 

difficult to choose between one 

or the  other. I guess if you 

want to force a decision on me, 

maybe   Kelly has just a slight 

edge," said Mr Wong before the 

voting started. 

"I'm supporting both. They're 

equally good. I just wish them 

luck. It's very hard to choose 

between two of them because 

they're really good," said 

MediaCorp artiste Zoe Tay.  

"Excited. It's the first time I'm 

watching the show live, looking 

forward to it," said MediaCorp 

artiste Kym Ng.  More than 700 

supporters were also outside the 

stadium.  "I'm here for Kelly 

because she sings very well and 

she has a 
nice face and a lot of other 

things," said a supporter. 
"Written on my body is Kelly's 

name, Kelly's number and the  

number of voting, because I want 

to let the people see and ote for 

Kelly," said another supporter. 

                  "We're all 

supporters of Wei Lian, because I 

think he touches 
                  the audience 

with his music," said Kelvin's 

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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Fri Sep  2 22:27:37 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 22:27:37 +0800
Subject: [share] Winamp 5.1 surround addition just released.
Message-ID: <01c001c5afd0$eb7d6850$50c16acb@userb9e9355ddf>

From: "Chris Skarstad" <toonhead5 at comcast.net>
This looks very cool.
Winamp 5.1 Surround Edition:
* New: CodingTechnologies AACPlus encoder!
   Awesome at low bitrates too!
* New: Grand Prize Winner of the Internet Surround Music Project!
   KAJE - Hey Buddy (featuring Afrika Bambaataa)
* New: SHOUTcast Wire - A Media RSS Browser and Subscription Service
* New: Predixis Smart Playlist Generator
   (Mix your tracks based on what they sound like!)
* New: AOL Radio featuring (((XM))) Free Sampler!
* New: CD Ripping now available at 8x in free version!
* New: Microsoft WMA encoder
* New: Over 200 new Milkdrop presets!
* Update: in_vorbis now returns bitrate in getextendedfileinfo
* Fixed: WMA stuttery playback
* Fixed: out_ds copy button on status tab now works all the time
* Fixed: Much improved ripping and playback with Sonic engine
* Fixed: Video window now resizable regardless of Sidecar
* Fixed: Length of long mp3's now reported properly
* Fixed: Silent install switch now works properly
* Fixed: Simultaneous CD Playback and Ripping
Winamp.com has it, so if you wanna give it a go, let us all know how it
works for you.
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.
http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
komuniti_oku-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Fri Sep  2 23:05:52 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 23:05:52 +0800
Subject: [share] 
 FineBrowser - your multibrowsing experience: features including
 voicing web documents
Message-ID: <01c101c5afd0$ed728190$50c16acb@userb9e9355ddf>

i-Newswire (Press Release)
Thursday, September 01, 2005
FineBrowser - your multibrowsing experience: features including voicing web 
documents
FineBrowser allows opening multiple web pages simultaneously. All of them 
are positioned
within the main program window and can be switched between both using the 
window
tabs and a special pane, which displays every single web page currently 
opened.
(I-Newswire) - Convenience is something people constantly seek. That applies 
to everything
- apparel, vehicles, and everyday working conditions. In search of new 
capabilities
of everyday things we constantly experiment and try something new.
It happens the same way to software programs. A web browser is something 
that opens
the Internet for us, and how comfortable web surfing is, directly depends on 
the
feature-set and usability of your browser. So choosing a web browser to 
stick to
is like purchasing a brand-new car - you have to consider numerous things 
before
making a final decision - like the look and feel, usability and ease of use, 
speed
and acceleration characteristics, etc.
It's common knowledge that Internet Explorer is by far the most popular web 
browser
on desktops worldwide. There are many reasons for that, various reasons. In 
the first
place, the very marketing policy of Microsoft contributes a lot to the 
popularity
of IE. The disputes around this matter are outside the scope of this 
article. One
thing is clear - Internet Explorer is easy-to-use, familiar, and is most of 
the time
the target development platform for the web masters. Which also means we 
have to
use what we have available.
The situation has it upsides and downsides. On the one hand, we don't have 
to bother
to find something else, since all the main features are right at the 
fingertips.
On the other though, these features are basic, and not in any way 
sufficient.
For those of you who don't like to put up with the Spartan functionality of 
Internet
Explorer I'm pleased to present a new program that belongs to the 
multibrowser type.
That's when you can open and operate with numerous web pages simultaneously. 
Please
welcome - FineBrowser (
http://www.finebrowser.com
  ).
This choice is not random. This multibrowser is interesting in at least two 
respects.
On the one hand, it incorporates all the characteristic features one would 
usually
expect to find in multibrowser. On the other hand - this is something one 
might call
the next step in the multibrowser evolution. The thing is that many 
multibrowsers
currently on the market, however useful and convenient as far as Internet 
surfing
goes, have not in the recent year shown any degree of significant 
innovation. This
results in a situation, when a great variety of today's multibrowsers 
deliver essentially
identical functionality, being very similar in their feature-set and 
operation. However,
this similarity does not make the importance of multibrowsing functionality 
any smaller,
and we'll get deeper into the subject right now, taking FineBrowser as a 
specific
example.
Let's start the review with the discussion of those very characteristic 
features
every multibrowser provides.
Typical Multibrowser Functionality
Working with multiple pages at a time.
So FineBrowser allows opening multiple web pages simultaneously. All of them 
are
positioned within the main program window and can be switched between both 
using
the window tabs and a special pane, which displays every single web page 
currently
opened.
It's remarkable, how easily FineBrowser opens more than a hundred of web 
documents
simultaneously ( you can open them and take a coffee break while they are 
loading
), and how fast the whole thing happens. Therefore, such a pane comes in 
very handy.
All the more useful when it displays a pop-up hint containing comprehensive 
information
for a specific web page when you hover your mouse over a web page link.  And 
yes,
every window tab looks different when a page I loaded completely, which 
allows you
to identify the loaded pages at a single glance.
Additionally, window tabs can be regrouped, renamed, positioned at the top 
or at
the bottom of the main window, and locked out to protect from accidental 
close if
they contain important information.
Usually a multibrowser should allow suspending your browsing session to 
start next
time with exactly the same set of opened web pages you had last time. 
FineBrowser
achieves this by providing the Desktops feature, which makes it easy to save 
and
store a number of desktops 'as is', including all the settings and the 
opened windows.
With this feature you can also group your opened windows by topic, save each 
topic
to a separate desktop and then easily change your surfing direction and 
switch topics
according to your liking without worrying about losing any important data.
Loading several web pages simultaneously.
Since multibrowsers allow working with multiple web pages at a time, 
opening, multiple
pages with a single mouse-click is a must-have feature for any program of 
this kind.
The most frequently used web pages can be 'quick grouped', so that loading a 
whole
set of pages becomes just a mouse-click away.
Blocking the undesired pop-up windows.
Similar to most multibrowsers, FineBrowser enables you to block the unwanted 
pop-up
windows with ease. This alone is a great advantage over a conventional 
browser. Most
likely you already experienced a frustrating situation when some malicious 
web page
virtually bombarded you with numerous pop-ups and ads. Sometimes only 
rebooting your
machine may help the situation. So the pop-up-blocking feature has already 
become
part and parcel of every multibrowser. As far as FineBrowser is concerned, 
this program
features an enhanced mechanism of pop-up blocking. FineBrowser not just 
simply blocks
all pop-ups using brute force. It acts the smart way and is capable of 
automatically
distinguishing the unwanted pop-ups from those apparently invoked by the 
user. There
is also an ignore list you can manually replenish to easily specify which 
web pages
should not be processed by the pop-up blocking module.
Safeguarding your privacy.
When surfing the Net you most likely don't want other people to be aware of 
the results
of your work. FineBrowser makes it easy to wipe out all the information on 
the user
activity automatically stored by Windows. With a single mouse-click you can 
delete
cache files, clear cookies, wipe out typed-URL and web pages history.
Translating and voicing web pages for you.
When browsing through the intricate maze of the World Wide Web we sometimes 
find
ourselves stuck with a web site written in a language other than your native 
tongue.
To assist you in understanding the content of such sites FineBrowser - 
similar to
other multibrowsers --  allows you to translate the web page. To perform 
this task,
simply click the appropriate command with your mouse and wait till the newly 
translated
page loads. However, unlike other similar software, FineBrowser enables you 
to easily
configure the view and number of the available translations, so that you can 
get
a page translated quickly to the language of your preference.
In addition, FineBrowser enables you to voice the contents of the current 
web document.
This feature utilizes a text-to-speech engine which should be installed on 
your computer,
and which determines the quality of the speech generated. However, this 
feature still
allows you to sit back, relax, and listen to your favorite news channel, for 
instance.
Actually, I tested the usefulness of this capability by feeding one of this 
article's
samples to FineBrowser, which gave me an opportunity to 'reread' it without 
having
to even look at the monitor. The voice was not without some metal touch, but 
generally,
this piece was recited quite accurately, and with proper intonation. The 
accents
were incorrect sometimes, as if it were a foreigner stumbling at every 
unknown word.
These, however, are simply minor flaws of the voice engine architecture and 
FineBrowser
has nothing to do with it.
The discussed features are characteristic of most popular multibrowsers 
currently
on the market. However, FineBrowser incorporates a number of unique and 
innovative
features, which make your work with multiple web pages all the more 
convenient.
Innovative Features of FineBrowser.
Web links archive for a accessing web pages faster.
I think everyone would agree, that a faster access to the necessary web 
resource
has a great effect on the effectiveness of your web surfing. How quickly we 
finally
find the required information depends on how quickly we find and type the 
required
Internet address. To make this task easier, FineBrowser features a built-in 
bookmarks
database, which can be manually replenished and can store any bookmarks you 
need.
The database contains not only all the user-added bookmarks and URLs, but 
can also
store additional data like the last view date, your page comments, and even 
the way
it looks. Thanks to this feature you can easily add your personal notes to a 
web
page when viewing it, set a page rating, include it into a rubric and take a 
web
page snapshot. The user can access the previously saved information through 
the rubricator,
where all the pages are grouped into different rubrics and subrubrics.
This feature provides many options when working with information. It's 
possible not
only to perform an advanced search by name, keywords in comments, rating or 
date,
but also to work with lists of resources. With just a single mouse-click you 
can
generate a list containing all the resources in a given rubric, sort them by 
comments,
access date, or web address. FineBrowser can combine different lists ( 
concatenate,
compare, etc. ) and export them to a standard html-file. Those heavy web 
users will
certainly find it very handy. Now if you want to tell a friend about some 
groovy
sites, you can send him/her a detailed report based on a resources list, 
containing
small screenshots, ratings and your comments for the web pages.
Full web page description will allow you to easily remember what useful 
information
it contains, and taking a quick look at the enlarged screenshot without 
having to
load the actual page makes an excellent visual aid. Thanks to this, it's 
possible
to efficiently work with the already viewed pages offline with a possibility 
to select
a number of pages and load them in new FineBrowser windows. So once visited, 
a web
resource is safely stored in the database and we don't have to memorize 
those lengthy
Internet addresses. It's like bookkeeping - safely in the records.
Additional features when opening multiple pages at a time.
FineBrowser, unlike other multibrowsers, provides some new options when 
opening many
pages simultaneously. The first one, as mentioned above, is by using a list. 
Possibilities
are limitless with this feature. On the other hand, you can utilize the 
rubricator
to open all the pages within a given rubric.
Besides, FineBrowser makes it easy to open several hyperlinks just from 
within a
web page. Simply select the necessary text segment, right-click it and 
voila! - you
can open al the links it contains both in new Internet Explorer and 
FineBrowser windows.
The application will exclude the duplicates the smart way and will let you 
specify
which pages should not be loaded.
Accessing the already loaded web pages.
FineBrowser allows you to avoid loading the already opened web pages time 
and again.
If, for instance, when exploring a web resource we encounter a link that 
leads to
an already opened page, FineBrowser will detect it and simply switch to the 
that
page without loading it anew. Additionally, FineBrowser automatically stores 
the
page navigation history. This allows you to easily go to the next/previous 
web page
by utilizing the special navigation buttons. This feature is helpful, 
especially
when you usually view the available web page randomly.
Visited links highlighting and navigating within a domain.
However, the real power of FineBrowser comes from the program's ability to 
utilize
the data automatically stored in its internal database when navigating 
through the
Web. Thanks to that feature FineBrowser can highlight the already visited 
web pages
in a special way ( strikeout by default ). Hovering you mouse over such a 
link makes
the program display a pop-up hint containing all the available information 
on a given
web page, including a small snapshot. Often this helps avoid revisiting the 
unnecessary
web [ages and understand where a link leads without having to click on it.
We often come to a website again to continue exploring the resource, or to 
simply
remember what kind                  of information it provides. FineBrowser 
allows
you to optimize this process thanks to its innovative 'domain links' 
feature. Once
you visited a specific web site, next time you encounter some page of the 
site, FineBrowser
will inform you about it by highlighting the "Domain links" button. Clicking 
the
button with your mouse displays a list containing all visited site pages 
with detailed
information attached. This helps you to easily decide whether a page is 
worth revisiting
by taking a quick look at your own personal comments.
Summarizing this review I can say we have many options when choosing a 
browser. Chances
are, everyone will find something for himself/herself. Just remember to dig 
for and
explore new things - since what programs you have at the ready to a great 
extent
determines your everyday success. And FineBrowser can make an excellent tool 
in your
arsenal.
If you have questions regarding information in this press release contact 
the company
listed below. I-Newswire.com is a press release service and not the author 
of this
press release. The information that is on or available through this site is 
for informational
purposes only and speaks only as of the particular date or dates of that 
information.
As some companies / PR Agencies submit their press releases once per 
week/month or
quarter, make sure check the official company website for accurate release 
dates
as our site displays the I-Newswire.com distribution date only. We do not 
guarantee
the accuracy or completeness of information on or available through this 
site, and
we are not responsible for inaccuracies or omissions in that information or 
for actions
taken in reliance on that information.
More Information
SoftInform
http://i-newswire.com/SoftInform
http://i-newswire.com/pr44848.html
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From feringgi at eml.cc  Sat Sep  3 10:06:51 2005
From: feringgi at eml.cc (Fadzlin Hiezrie)
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 10:06:51 +0800
Subject: [share] A True Story: Around The World On $80
Message-ID: <1125713211.8008.242089351@webmail.messagingengine.com>

Hello friends,

Jules Vernes adventure story, Around the World in 80 Days, stimulated
the imagination of 26-year-old Robert Christopher. "Why," he asked
himself, "can't I go around the world on $80." This is his fascinating
true story.
 
Around The World On $80
By Saleem Rana 

Jules Vernes adventure story, Around the World in 80 Days, stimulated
the imagination of 26-year-old Robert Christopher.

"Why," he asked himself, "can't I go around the world on $80."

Bob's first step was to list all the problems that he would face. His
second step was to note all possible solutions.

His third step was to take action!

He started by signing a contract with the Charles Pfizer Company, a
large pharmaceutical company, to collect soil samples from the various
countries that he planned to visit. Next he secured an international
driver's license, obtained maps in return for a proposed report on
Middle East road conditions, acquired seamen's papers, and secured a
letter from the New York Police Department to show that he had no
criminal record. Then he took care of his boarding by arranging for a
youth hostel membership. His final step was to talk a freight airline
into flying him over the Atlantic in return for photographs which could
be used for company publicity.

Bob left New York City with $80 in his pocket.

He used his wits to travel around the world in 86 days.

He saved money by breakfasting free in Gander, Newfoundland, by
photographing the cooks in a hotel kitchen. He also travelled free by
bus from Syria to Damascus by taking pictures of a Syrian policeman who
then ordered a bus driver to transport Bob. And he used the same idea to
travel free from Baghdad to Teheran. This time he took pictures of the
staff of the Iraq Express Transportation Company.

Another idea he used to get free or inexpensive travel was to use
cigarettes as a medium of exchange. He bought four cartons of American
cigarettes in Shannon, Ireland, for $4.80. He used one carton to pay
someone to drive him from Paris to Vienna. And he used four cigarette
packs to pay a train conductor fro a trip from Vienna to Switzerland
through the Alps.

Besides cigarettes, Bob also used maps as a medium of exchange. In
Bangkok, the owner of an expensive restaurant fed him in exchange for a
a set of maps and a detailed description of a specific area that Bob had
travelled through.

Bob finally came home to the U.S. as a crew member of the S.S. Flying
Spray, which transported him from Japan to San Francisco.

Bob proved to himself that any given aim could be accomplished if he had
faith in it.

Robert Christopher set himself an apparantly impossible task. He wanted
to challenge himself. He wanted to prove that he could do anything he
set his mind to doing. He used organized thinking, exercised initiative,
self-discipline, and creative vision, and acted with faith and
confidence.

In your own life, you can do apparantly impossible things as well if you
can organize your thinking, and exercise initiative, self-discipline,
and creative vision, and act with faith and confidence.

Above all, refuse to believe in the impossible. You can do anything you
want once you set your mind on it and follow through with a positive
plan.

Believe in your dreams and make them real by trying out all possible
options. When you're sufficiently motivated to do something-no matter
how impossible it may seem-your mind will create ways to convert your
dreams into reality.

Saleem Rana got his Masters degree in psychotherapy from California
Lutheran University. His articles on the internet have inspired over ten
thousand people from around the world. Discover how to create a
remarkable life by visiting
http://theempoweredsoul.com/enter.html

"It only matters that you believe you will - and persist to take some
action. With that powerful, positive attitude, formed into a mental
habit, you'll find the 'How.'"

Robert Butwin, master marketer

Aha, don't let a day passed without a laugh ...

A guy is walking past a high, solid wooden fence at the insane asylum
and he hears all the residents inside chanting, "Thirteen! Thirteen!
Thirteen!"

He continues walking along the long fence, but, being a curious person,
he can't help but wonder why they are chanting "Thirteen!" over and
over. Could it be that they are chugging beer? Are they perhaps taking
turns beating one of the inmates? Maybe they are counting the number of
patients that have leapt off of the roof thus far.

His curiosity peaks and he frantically searches for a hole in the fence
so that he may see what is going on. Finally, he spots one a few feet
ahead. The hole is low in the fence and he has to kneel down to peer
inside.

He moves into position and peeks into the hole. As he looks in, someone
inside pokes him in the eye! Then everyone inside the asylum starts
chanting, "Fourteen! Fourteen! Fourteen!"

That's all for now.  Remember, to convert the impossible to possible, be
positive, believe in your dreams, be yourself, believe in yourself and
start the ball rolling.

Thank you.

Warmest regards,
Fadzlin

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From bedul at streamyx.com  Sat Sep  3 21:19:36 2005
From: bedul at streamyx.com (Nor Azman bin Sukerman)
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 21:19:36 +0800
Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
References: <002301c5af7f$03499af0$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
Message-ID: <001501c5b08a$3a5d36d0$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a>

Salam sejahtera. selama ini kita digambarkan oleh pihak TM Net, kalau kita nak doun grade streamyx kita kena pergi ke kedai telekom atau mana-mana klickers. Sebenarnya tak payah
  , kita boleh buat online. Saya dan Muhammad Ismail telah berjaya melakukannya dan status akaun saya telah berubah dari 88 kepada 44. Penipu punya telekom, menyusahkan orang saja. harap maklum dan sila sebarkan.
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sat Sep  3 20:17:58 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 20:17:58 +0800
Subject: [share] Quote of the Day
Message-ID: <01ec01c5b093$c4e72190$9cb7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Learn from the mistakes of others. You can't live long enough to make them 
all yourself!
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sat Sep  3 21:36:54 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 21:36:54 +0800
Subject: [share] Mechanic registry
Message-ID: <01ee01c5b093$c6e71040$9cb7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Hi friends, could any body tell me how to use Mechanic Registry?  I use 
regClean in my Windows XPSP2 to clean my registry but it not work.
Ultraman Blind.
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
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http://planet.time.net.my/centralmarket/taikhaieong 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sat Sep  3 22:23:10 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 22:23:10 +0800
Subject: [share] e-Access'05: E-Services and Accessibility: Register Now to
 Ensure Your Place
Message-ID: <01f101c5b093$cab15eb0$9cb7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

From: "Dan Jellinek" <dan at headstar.com>
- e-Access'05: E-Services and Accessibility
- Major New International Conference
- 14 September 2005, CBI Conference Centre, London.
http://www.headstar-events.com/eaccess05/
There are just two weeks to go before E-Access'05, a new
major national exhibition and conference focusing on how
digital technology can enrich the lives of people with
disabilities. The event will promote the delivery of more
inclusive public and commercial services.
The exhibition will showcase new opportunities for digital
inclusion in all sectors including government, education,
financial services, leisure, telecommunications and the
workplace. Register now to ensure your place: the
delegate quota is filling up fast.
Speakers include: Jonathan Hassell, BBC New Media; John
Williams, founder of internet TV channel at508.com; and Kevin
Carey, vice-chair of RNIB. Attendance fee is 145 pounds for
public sector and 195 pounds for private sector delegates.
For more information and to register see:
http://www.headstar-events.com/eaccess05/
 .
And for sponsorship opportunities, email Claire Clinton on
claire at headstar.com
 .
Join organisations including BSkyB, Xerox, Vodafone,
Browsealoud, Jadu and RNIB to support our event and
promote your activities.
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.


From feringgi at eml.cc  Sat Sep  3 23:28:15 2005
From: feringgi at eml.cc (Fadzlin Hiezrie)
Date: Sat, 03 Sep 2005 23:28:15 +0800
Subject: [share] Windows Xp SP3 -- download now!
Message-ID: <1125761295.28896.242109427@webmail.messagingengine.com>

Hello friends,

There is something waiting for you at
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4754

Download the 103MB Zip file and do what's necessary.

For more information, visit
http://www.thehotfix.net/

Thank you.

Regards,
Fadzlin

-- 
http://www.fastmail.fm - Access your email from home and the web



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sun Sep  4 11:30:51 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sun, 04 Sep 2005 11:30:51 +0800
Subject: [share] Guess What? For 9/2/05 - An Introduction to Window-Eyes 5.5
	Beta 1
Message-ID: <00cc01c5b105$72d06520$2db7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

From: "Aaron Smith" <aaron at gwmicro.com>
Disclaimer
The following message includes information regarding Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
Please note that Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 HAS NOT been released at this time.
We are, however, providing you with some small glimpses into the features
that Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 will contain. We are currently not answering any
questions regarding the functionality of the beta. The only things we're
going to talk about will be what we have included in our new Guess What
series, which will continue daily up to the beta release date, September 6,
2005. We will answer all questions at that time. Please be patient; you will
be rewarded.
If you're subscribed to the GW Micro podcast feed (available at
www.gwmicro.com/podcast
), you'll automatically receive this Guess What in
mp3 format. If you want to download the MP3, read this article online, or
view more Guess What articles (when they are released), please visit
www.gwmicro.com/beta
.
Enjoy!
--
Welcome to GW Micro's "Guess What?" series, an introductory look at the
upcoming release of Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
Guess what? We're still gearing up for the release of Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta
1, currently scheduled for Tuesday, September 6, 2005. We hope you are
enjoying our sneak peak looks at the new features that Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta
1 has to offer. Today we're going to continue looking at the robust,
performance driven Excel support in Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
Microsoft Excel can use charts to display data (such as comparisons,
patterns, and trends) using a visual representation. Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1
provides you with access to all of the chart types that Excel provides, and
there are several:
. Area Chart (6 variations)
. Surface Chart (4 variations)
. Bar Chart (6 variations)
. Radar Chart (3 variations)
. Column Chart (7 variations)
. Bubble Chart (2 variations)
. Line Chart (7 variations)
. (XY) Scatter Chart (5 variations)
. Pie Chart (6 variations)
. Doughnut Chart (2 variations)
. Cylinder (7 variations)
. Cone (7 variations)
. Pyramid (7 variations)
. Stock Chart (4 variations)
In other words, Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 supports all 73 different chart
possibilities that exist in Microsoft Excel.
Regardless of the complexity of a chart, Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 can break
down the data in a simple, meaningful way, providing visually impaired users
the same access to the data as any sighted person would have.
Not only does Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 support navigating through the elements
of a chart using the up, down, left, and right arrow keys, but you can also
retrieve all of the information about a chart with one, single key stroke,
the Element Properties hot key (INS-E by default).
Let's examine how Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 can provide access to charts. I've
already created a sample chart, with some data that represents the number of
spam emails that Dan, Doug, Mike, Aaron, Bill, Jeremy, and Clarence might
receive in a given week.
Using my left and right arrow keys, I can navigate through the major groups
of the chart to get a feel for how the information is presented.
The arrow keys allow you to get a good sense of how a chart is laid out,
along with how the various groups of data are organized. As previously
mentioned, Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 can provide all of the details of a given
chart in a single edit box, using the Element Properties hot key.
The Element Properties dialog will contain different information depending
on what portion of the chart is active when you press the element properties
hot key. To get a general overview of all the information presented in a
chart, I'll select the main chart area, and press INS-E.
As you can tell, there is a lot of good information about the details of
this chart, and moving through the data is easy by simply arrowing up and
down. The real power of the Element Properties dialog is evident when
viewing the properties of different chart elements. For example, element
properties are different when viewing them for the main chart area versus
viewing the properties of an individual group of data, or individual data
points.
Let's see how this differs from bringing up the Element Properties dialog
when a specific group of data is active.
Now we'll examine the data of an individual series on the chart.
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 provides you with incredible power when reading
through any Excel chart. Whether you're navigating through the chart data
one element at a time or whether you retrieve all the chart information with
one simple key stroke, all chart data is completely accessible. Don't be
surprised if your co-workers soon ask you for help with interpreting the
boss's fancy charts.
We hope today's "Guess What?" has given you a glimpse into the power of
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 as we uncover more innovative new ideas for Microsoft
Excel. We're still just scratching the surface of Excel support, and we
still have many other exciting features to announce. Stay tuned for
tomorrow's "Guess What?" to learn more about Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
--
To insure that you receive proper support, please include all past
correspondence (where applicable), and any relevant information pertinent to
your situation when submitting a problem report to the GW Micro Technical
Support Team.
Aaron Smith
GW Micro
Phone: 260/489-3671
Fax: 260/489-2608
WWW:
http://www.gwmicro.com
FTP:
ftp://ftp.gwmicro.com
Technical Support & Web Development
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sun Sep  4 20:31:51 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sun, 04 Sep 2005 20:31:51 +0800
Subject: [share] Quote of the Day
Message-ID: <01e501c5b15b$d3f3fcd0$66b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

God gives every bird its food.
But He doesn't throw it into its nest.
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.


From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sun Sep  4 21:52:37 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sun, 04 Sep 2005 21:52:37 +0800
Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
References: <002301c5af7f$03499af0$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
	<001501c5b08a$3a5d36d0$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a>
Message-ID: <01ea01c5b15c$4a811bd0$66b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Bukan telekom penipu.  Pekerja telekom tu, tak up to date.  You pun tipu 
jugak.  Mana ada telekom penipu?  Tm net lah yang penipu.  Ha ha ha ha.
Ultraman Blind.
http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
komuniti_oku-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
http://www.jaring.my/weblog/view.php?user=buta74
http://planet.time.net.my/centralmarket/taikhaieong
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Nor Azman bin Sukerman" <bedul at streamyx.com>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx


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This e-mail was scanned by TM Net E-Mail Virus Shield.
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Salam sejahtera. selama ini kita digambarkan oleh pihak TM Net, kalau kita 
nak doun grade streamyx kita kena pergi ke kedai telekom atau mana-mana 
klickers. Sebenarnya tak payah
  , kita boleh buat online. Saya dan Muhammad Ismail telah berjaya 
melakukannya dan status akaun saya telah berubah dari 88 kepada 44. Penipu 
punya telekom, menyusahkan orang saja. harap maklum dan sila sebarkan.




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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Sun Sep  4 22:12:28 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Sun, 04 Sep 2005 22:12:28 +0800
Subject: [share] Windows Xp SP3 -- download now!
References: <1125761295.28896.242109427@webmail.messagingengine.com>
Message-ID: <01f901c5b15c$88a15830$66b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Wow, it's so big.  Can you copy to the CD and give it to me?  Orang kata, 
buat sedekah.
Ultraman Blind.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Fadzlin Hiezrie" <feringgi at eml.cc>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 11:28 PM
Subject: [share] Windows Xp SP3 -- download now!


***********************
This e-mail was scanned by TM Net E-Mail Virus Shield.
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Hello friends,

There is something waiting for you at
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4754

Download the 103MB Zip file and do what's necessary.

For more information, visit
http://www.thehotfix.net/

Thank you.

Regards,
Fadzlin

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From ngchristine at mab.org.my  Mon Sep  5 09:29:10 2005
From: ngchristine at mab.org.my (Christine Ng Lai)
Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2005 09:29:10 +0800
Subject: [share] FUND-RAISING FOR BLIND CHILDREN
Message-ID: <003e01c5b1b9$9def77f0$0c01a8c0@user0uulmmj90o>

MAB Coffee Morning Cum Lunch

In aid of the pre-school programme for blind children

 

 

Date               :     Saturday, 10th September 2005

 

Time              :     9.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m.  

 

Venue            :     MAB Hall for the concert and 

                             MAB cafeteria for morning coffee and lunch.

 

Highlight       :     Performance by a 40-strong choir from the MARA

                             College of Banting

 

Admission     :     RM20 per head.

 

We still have a lot of tickets on hand.  We would appreciate your coming forward to support this fund-raising event.

 

 

Registration & Tickets:  

 

Please call Puan Liza or Mrs. Theresia at MAB Tel: 22722677 Extensions 30 and 18 respectively.  If you are a MAB library volunteer, you are welcome to contact the Library staff at Extensions 50 or 54.

 

 

Thank you for your kind attention and support.

 

 

Best regards,

 

Christine Ng

MAB Librarian
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 10:06:50 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 10:06:50 +0800
Subject: [share] Guess What? For 9/3/05 - An Introduction to Window-Eyes 5.5
	Beta 1
Message-ID: <01f301c5b1d0$99ae2d50$45b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

--
Welcome to GW Micro's "Guess What?" series, an introductory look at the
upcoming release of Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
We'll be covering a new feature in Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 every day until
the release of 5.5 Beta 1, so stop by our web site (
www.gwmicro.com/beta
)
daily to make sure you don't miss any of the exciting new features.
GW Micro is making your life easier with the great features found in
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.  Through the Guess What series, you have learned how
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 is going to make your computing experiences better
through our enhanced Excel support, new menu levels, and other features.
With enhanced Excel support, you will be able to do everything a sighted
person can do with Excel, creating more job opportunities for you.  With our
new menu level system, beginners can quickly understand Window-Eyes, and
start using it immediately, making them efficient in any situation.  And
today, we will be covering one of the other new features that many of you
have been waiting for: putting Window-Eyes in the system tray.  We will also
be talking about some of the programs that Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 enhances
support for.  All of these features come together in Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1
to make your life easier.
Before we dive in to some of the programs that Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1
supports, let's first talk about the system tray feature.  Before
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1, Window-Eyes was always in the taskbar.  This meant
that when you pressed ALT-TAB to switch between programs, Window-Eyes would
always be part of the list of programs.  GW Micro is making your computing
experience effortless.  Make your complicated life uncomplicated with
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 by using the new system tray feature.  Now, you can
either continue to use Window-Eyes in the task bar, or put Window-Eyes in
the system tray. The system tray feature means that you don't have to hear
that  Window-Eyes is running when switching between tasks.  Let's give it a
shot.
First, we need to open the Window-Eyes Control Panel with CTRL-BACKSLASH.
You must make sure that you are using the Intermediate or Advanced menu
level for this option to be available.  If you need to know how to change
the menu level, check out the menu level Guess What.  Window-Eyes tells us
that it is open.  Then, we need to press ALT-F to get in to the File menu.
Window-Eyes reads the first item in the File menu.  We will use the UP ARROW
to get to Run in System Tray, and press ENTER.  Window-Eyes tells us the
menu is closed.  However, the Control Panel is still open, so Window-Eyes is
not yet running in the system tray.  To make Window-Eyes run in the system
tray, we will press ESC.
To make sure that Window-Eyes is actually running in the system tray, let's
press Windows-Key B, which is the Windows command to put focus in the system
tray.  And the first thing we heard was Window-Eyes, which means Window-Eyes
is now conveniently running in the system tray.  With this fantastic new
feature, you no longer have to hear Window-Eyes when pressing ALT-TAB.  This
feature makes Window-Eyes so seamless; it's almost as if you are using your
computer without a screen reader.
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 offers you more independence than ever before.  With
the added functionality that we have talked about in the Guess What series,
such as the new menu system, and the support for Firefox and Excel,
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 will open up a whole new world for you.  GW Micro is
pioneering technology to help support you, the customer, in your daily life.
To that end, Window-Eyes now has enhanced support for Sonar, versions 4 and
5, Visual Studio 2005, Lotus Notes, and MSN Messenger 7.5.
Perhaps the most exciting support that Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 includes is
for Windows Vista, formerly known as Longhorn, the next operating system
that will replace Windows XP.  Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 offers preliminary
support for beta versions of Windows Vista through XPDM.  If you have access
to betas of Windows Vista, you are ready to experiment with the latest
operating system.  Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 is setting the standard for the
next generation of screen readers.
You will have more employment opportunities, be able to do your homework
faster, be able to write personal emails and do other personal tasks (such
as balancing your checkbook) all with the stability and reliability that you
have come to know and depend on from Window-Eyes.  Get ready for a brand new
day with Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 not only offers you the dependability, reliability,
and stability you have come to know and love from Window-Eyes, but also
offers you greater ease of use, accessibility to more programs than ever
before, and it all runs seamlessly on your computer.  The release is only
days away, so stay tuned for tomorrow's "Guess What?," so we can continue to
show you how Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 is going to make your life easier.  Get
ready to unleash the power, the strength, the force that is Window-Eyes.
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correspondence (where applicable), and any relevant information pertinent to
your situation when submitting a problem report to the GW Micro Technical
Support Team.
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GW Micro
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Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 10:15:53 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 10:15:53 +0800
Subject: [share] Google Talk scripts and testing
Message-ID: <01f501c5b1d0$9ce5d8b0$45b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

From: "Amir Soleimani" <amirsol at gmail.com>
Hello all,
I've written a good number of scripts for the newly released program which 
is called
Google Talk. However, I think my NewTextEvent function needs more tweaking 
as when
I enable the auto-speak feature using a script I've written for that 
purpose, JAWS
reads more information than is necessary. If you want a copy of the scripts 
to help
me remove this problematic issue, please contact me off-list at:
amirsol at gmail.com
Cheers,
Amir
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 10:44:39 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 10:44:39 +0800
Subject: [share] Heidelberg Engineering's new HRT3 Is Portable,
 Easy to Use and Can Analyze Glaucoma Progression
Message-ID: <01f601c5b1d0$9e29ca60$45b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Business Wire
Saturday, September 03, 2005
Heidelberg Engineering's new HRT3 Is Portable, Easy to Use and Can Analyze 
Glaucoma
Progression
DOSSENHEIM, Germany --(Business Wire)-- Sept. 1, 2005 -- Heidelberg 
Engineering GmbH,
the leading developer of laser diagnostics for ophthalmic applications, 
today announced
the introduction of the Heidelberg Retina Tomograph 3 (HRT3), a newly 
enhanced version
of its flagship product for the assessment, diagnosis and management of 
glaucoma.
Like its predecessor, the HRT3 uses laser technology to produce a 
topographical image
of a patient's optic nerve, providing an objective analysis of the 
structure's cup,
rim and retinal nerve fiber layer. Optic disc topography has been found to 
be predictive
of visual field loss according to a long-term study published in the April 
2005 issue
of the Journal of Glaucoma.
Heidelberg Engineering has incorporated several new features in the HRT3 in 
direct
response to customer feedback. These include the FastCheck(TM) Glaucoma 
Probability
Score(TM), which is generated using an advanced form of artificial 
intelligence called
a relevance vector machine. This sophisticated analysis provides a 
statistical probability
of glaucoma using ethnic-specific databases. In addition, the software 
eliminates
the need to draw contour lines or use reference planes and provides 
real-time feedback
to assist the operator in acquiring a high-quality image.
"Optic disc assessment is more important than visual field loss as the 
earliest indicator
of glaucoma," said Dr. Gerhard Zinser, managing director and head of R&D for 
Heidelberg
Engineering. "For more than 10 years, optometrists and ophthalmologists have 
been
using the HRT to analyze optic discs, producing a wealth of longitudinal 
data. This
data is confirming the role of our technology in early glaucoma detection."
The HRT3 monitors the patient's condition over time, comparing baseline 
images with
follow-up examinations and highlighting areas of statistically significant 
progression.
Monitoring progression is important in determining the course of treatment. 
The HRT3
is a portable, laptop-based system that can be placed in a compact carrying 
case.
Heidelberg Engineering expects to begin shipping the new product in the last 
quarter
of the year.
About Heidelberg Engineering GmbH
Headquartered near Heidelberg, Germany, this privately held company is the 
leader
in light-based diagnostics for ophthalmic applications and has the world's 
largest
installed base of laser imaging equipment. The company designs, manufactures 
and
markets a variety of diagnostic instruments for application in retina, 
glaucoma and
cornea diseases.
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/sep/1178172.htm
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 10:49:43 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 10:49:43 +0800
Subject: [share] Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?
Message-ID: <01f701c5b1d0$9fba0750$45b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>

Today Online, Singapore
Saturday, September 03, 2005
Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?
By Elisa Chia
elisa at newstoday.com.sg
Yes, the barbs have hurt, but Wei Lian's ready to wow the region
SIX months ago, Tan Wei Lian sang at bus interchanges and MRT stations to 
make a
living.
Now, he has the chance to become Asia's Stevie Wonder.
Before 8,000 screaming fans at the Singapore Indoor Stadium - and 1.1 
million watching
on TV - Wei Lian wept like a baby when he was pronounced winner of MediaCorp 
TV Channel
U's first Project SuperStar contest.
He bagged 64 per cent of the 533,000 telephone votes. He also sold more 
singles than
his rival Kelly Poon.
His triumph was absolute.
The blind boy who taught himself how to play the guitar and the piano had 
come a
long way.
"When I used to busk on the streets, passers-by would stop to listen once in 
a while.
Now, I guess people can buy my CDs and they can listen whenever they like," 
he said
at a press conference after the show, drawing laughter from reporters.
Fans of Project SuperStar have been following Wei Lian's progress since the 
show
debuted in June.
But his impact has extended beyond the Chinese-speaking community.
Singaporeans of every race and tongue wondered if "that blind guy" would 
prevail
in the Mandopop contest.
But Wei Lian's remarkable resilience is a double-edged sword. His ability to 
overcome
his visual handicap has, to a certain extent, handicapped his success.
Cynics still ask the same tired question: Did he win on talent or sympathy? 
Did Singaporeans
vote with their heads or their hearts?
"There are only five judges, but the audience is . I don't know, two-million 
strong?
Maybe in their eyes, I'm different. Whether it's sympathy or not, I've no 
further
comment anymore," he said abruptly.
While he's thrilled by his victory, he knew the pressure on him would 
increase along
with the criticism.
At one point in the competition, he even wanted to throw in the towel.
"I was just a little tired lah, because there were too many negative 
comments about
me going around," he said.
"Actually, I love reading all that stuff on the Internet forum, but 
sometimes it
gets too extreme," added Wei Lian, who uses a software that reads out what 
is on
the screen.
Then flashing a toothy smile, he said: "But I think it's good training for 
me lor.
"Sometimes you've to go through such harsh criticism to grow stronger. So 
for those
who want to have more negative things to say about it, bring it on."
That prompted MediaCorp Deputy Group CEO for TV Chang Long Jong to pat him 
on the
shoulder and say: "Remember, for every negative comment out there, you 
should know
there is a positive comment for you too."
Known for his moving vocals, Wei Lian didn't reach his usual high standards 
at the
grand final and some thought that 22-year-old air stewardess Kelly was the 
better
performer on the night.
"I think I did okay with the first two songs, but then I started to think 
about how
far I've come since the contest started," he said.
"I was also exhausted from the rehearsals. I thought I would keep all my 
energy for
the final, but I ran out towards my fourth and fifth song!"
But that's over now and Wei Lian must find a way to break into the Asian 
market.
Play Music has already given him a recording contract and its marketing 
director
says there already plans underway to market him in countries like Hong Kong, 
Taiwan,
and China.
"People from around the region have already heard about this blind guy 
entering a
Singaporean singing competition," he told Today.
Wei Lian's debut album is slated for a December release. And while he has 
already
displayed his vocals and his proficiency on guitar and keyboard, Mr Kang 
said he
would encourage the former busker to try his hand at song writing.
"That really would take him a little closer to becoming Asia's Ray Charles 
and Stevie
Wonder," he said. "That's the dream."
http://www.todayonline.com/articles/70334.asp
Regards,
Ultraman Blind.
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From moseschoo at ncbm.org.my  Mon Sep  5 12:57:05 2005
From: moseschoo at ncbm.org.my (Moses Choo)
Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2005 12:57:05 +0800
Subject: [share] Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?
References: <01f701c5b1d0$9fba0750$45b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>
Message-ID: <007801c5b1d6$43c02230$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>

Hello, just a word of thanks and appreciation to Ultraman for the article.
On the other hand, we, as blind people ourselves should feel proud that
someone in the Asia region has been successful in performing better than
thousands to immerge as Singapore's superstar. This is one example where the
public has accepted the ability of a blind person. Despite winning, there
are some who  have commented that there were many  simpothy votes. Whether
it is simpothy or not, the fact that he has managed to get 64% of the vote
that matters. I also learnt that he sold a thousand more of his singles. In
fact, I would very much want to buy his songs. For those interested, just
wait till the end of the year. He will be releasing an album.

His success should be spread as well, especially in Malaysia. Though we have
several singers, none of them have really gone very far.  It is the same old
prejudice  that is   preventing.  How about sending this article to all your
friends and telling them about such a success.  However, we can't wait for
that day. so, until that happens, we will have to face the challenges and
go!.

Regards,
Moses.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ultraman" <khaieong at tm.net.my>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 10:49 AM
Subject: [share] Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?


> Today Online, Singapore
> Saturday, September 03, 2005
> Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?
> By Elisa Chia
> elisa at newstoday.com.sg
> Yes, the barbs have hurt, but Wei Lian's ready to wow the region
> SIX months ago, Tan Wei Lian sang at bus interchanges and MRT stations to
> make a
> living.
> Now, he has the chance to become Asia's Stevie Wonder.
> Before 8,000 screaming fans at the Singapore Indoor Stadium - and 1.1
> million watching
> on TV - Wei Lian wept like a baby when he was pronounced winner of
MediaCorp
> TV Channel
> U's first Project SuperStar contest.
> He bagged 64 per cent of the 533,000 telephone votes. He also sold more
> singles than
> his rival Kelly Poon.
> His triumph was absolute.
> The blind boy who taught himself how to play the guitar and the piano had
> come a
> long way.
> "When I used to busk on the streets, passers-by would stop to listen once
in
> a while.
> Now, I guess people can buy my CDs and they can listen whenever they
like,"
> he said
> at a press conference after the show, drawing laughter from reporters.
> Fans of Project SuperStar have been following Wei Lian's progress since
the
> show
> debuted in June.
> But his impact has extended beyond the Chinese-speaking community.
> Singaporeans of every race and tongue wondered if "that blind guy" would
> prevail
> in the Mandopop contest.
> But Wei Lian's remarkable resilience is a double-edged sword. His ability
to
> overcome
> his visual handicap has, to a certain extent, handicapped his success.
> Cynics still ask the same tired question: Did he win on talent or
sympathy?
> Did Singaporeans
> vote with their heads or their hearts?
> "There are only five judges, but the audience is . I don't know,
two-million
> strong?
> Maybe in their eyes, I'm different. Whether it's sympathy or not, I've no
> further
> comment anymore," he said abruptly.
> While he's thrilled by his victory, he knew the pressure on him would
> increase along
> with the criticism.
> At one point in the competition, he even wanted to throw in the towel.
> "I was just a little tired lah, because there were too many negative
> comments about
> me going around," he said.
> "Actually, I love reading all that stuff on the Internet forum, but
> sometimes it
> gets too extreme," added Wei Lian, who uses a software that reads out what
> is on
> the screen.
> Then flashing a toothy smile, he said: "But I think it's good training for
> me lor.
> "Sometimes you've to go through such harsh criticism to grow stronger. So
> for those
> who want to have more negative things to say about it, bring it on."
> That prompted MediaCorp Deputy Group CEO for TV Chang Long Jong to pat him
> on the
> shoulder and say: "Remember, for every negative comment out there, you
> should know
> there is a positive comment for you too."
> Known for his moving vocals, Wei Lian didn't reach his usual high
standards
> at the
> grand final and some thought that 22-year-old air stewardess Kelly was the
> better
> performer on the night.
> "I think I did okay with the first two songs, but then I started to think
> about how
> far I've come since the contest started," he said.
> "I was also exhausted from the rehearsals. I thought I would keep all my
> energy for
> the final, but I ran out towards my fourth and fifth song!"
> But that's over now and Wei Lian must find a way to break into the Asian
> market.
> Play Music has already given him a recording contract and its marketing
> director
> says there already plans underway to market him in countries like Hong
Kong,
> Taiwan,
> and China.
> "People from around the region have already heard about this blind guy
> entering a
> Singaporean singing competition," he told Today.
> Wei Lian's debut album is slated for a December release. And while he has
> already
> displayed his vocals and his proficiency on guitar and keyboard, Mr Kang
> said he
> would encourage the former busker to try his hand at song writing.
> "That really would take him a little closer to becoming Asia's Ray Charles
> and Stevie
> Wonder," he said. "That's the dream."
> http://www.todayonline.com/articles/70334.asp
> Regards,
> Ultraman Blind.
> http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
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From bedul at streamyx.com  Mon Sep  5 19:51:29 2005
From: bedul at streamyx.com (Nor Azman bin Sukerman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 19:51:29 +0800
Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
References: <002301c5af7f$03499af0$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
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Message-ID: <000301c5b210$311cd080$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a>

bukankah tm net anak syarikat telekom? kan pelanggan telefon menghadapi 
penipuan yang sama? tak kan tak pernah kena? baiknya awak?
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ultraman" <khaieong at tm.net.my>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx


> Bukan telekom penipu.  Pekerja telekom tu, tak up to date.  You pun tipu
> jugak.  Mana ada telekom penipu?  Tm net lah yang penipu.  Ha ha ha ha.
> Ultraman Blind.
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Nor Azman bin Sukerman" <bedul at streamyx.com>
> To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
> Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 9:19 PM
> Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
>
>
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> Salam sejahtera. selama ini kita digambarkan oleh pihak TM Net, kalau kita
> nak doun grade streamyx kita kena pergi ke kedai telekom atau mana-mana
> klickers. Sebenarnya tak payah
>  , kita boleh buat online. Saya dan Muhammad Ismail telah berjaya
> melakukannya dan status akaun saya telah berubah dari 88 kepada 44. Penipu
> punya telekom, menyusahkan orang saja. harap maklum dan sila sebarkan.
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 21:32:46 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 21:32:46 +0800
Subject: [share] Guess What? For 9/4/05 - An Introduction to Window-Eyes 5.5
	Beta 1
Message-ID: <012701c5b228$4cbabe70$d02d18d3@userb9e9355ddf>

Welcome to GW Micro's "Guess What?" series, an introductory look at the
upcoming release of Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1.
Guess what? The release of Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 is only two days away. Can
you feel the excitement? We can. And we're anxious to have everyone download
and try it out on Tuesday, September 6, 2005.
Today, we're going to wrap out our Excel highlights by talking about two
very popular Window-Eyes dialogs. When browsing the web, you use these
dialogs to make navigation easier, and find out more information about
specific items. In Microsoft Word, you use these dialogs to move between
common objects, and get more information about particular elements in your
documents. As you've probably guessed, I'm referring to the Element
Properties and Page Navigation dialogs.
You may recall hearing about the Element Properties dialog in the "Guess
What?" article about chart navigation. The Element Properties is an
excellent way to obtain detailed information about the active cell.
For example, you can retrieve textual information such as the contents of
the cell, the cell position, font name, font size, text color, text
attributes (including bold, italic, underline, etc.), horizontal alignment,
vertical alignment, number format, border styles, cell size, as well as any
of the cell information verbosity options, including formulas, comments, and
so on.
As mentioned in the Chart Navigation "Guess What?" article released a few
days ago, the Element Properties dialog can provide all kinds of information
for charts, such as chart title, chart type, series information, axis
information, and a host of advanced information, including chart size,
obscured cells, fill types, and more.
Element Properties can even provide information about objects, such and
their type, and any descriptive text.
Let's examine what Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 has to tell us about some of the
cells in the first spreadsheet we opened in our first "Guess What?" article,
the America One program guide. With the first cell active, I'm going to
press the Element Properties hot key, INS-E by default, and listen to what
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 has to tell me about the cell I'm on.
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 has provided all of the textual information that
exists for that cell. Let's navigate to another cell, and look at the
element properties again.
The Element Properties dialog provides you with a lot of power in
determining how a spreadsheet is designed, providing you with the same
access to information and formatting as a sighted user would have.
The other dialog that helps make using Excel a breeze is the Page Navigation
dialog. Just like when browsing the web, or traversing Word documents, the
page navigation dialog in Excel allows you to obtain a list of a specified
element, as well as the option to navigate to the selected item.
With Page Navigation, you'll be able to list things like Comments,
Hyperlinks, Objects, Named Areas, Page Breaks, and Charts. You'll also be
able to retrieve a list of all the cells in the current row, and the current
column. You can also list all of the worksheets in a workbook, and even get
a list of any monitor cells that you've defined.
If we bring up the Page Navigation dialog in our America One program
schedule, we can use the cells in row, and cells in column features to get a
quick look at the program listings for either an entire day, or entire time.
For example, let's navigate to Tuesday (cell C3), bring up the Page
Navigation dialog, and press ALT-E for Cells in Column.
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 gives us a list of all the cells in the column,
providing quick access to all of the programs being shown on that day. Let's
move over to the cell containing 10:00 am, and see what's showing at that
time all week long.
We hope today's "Guess What?" has given you a glimpse into the power of
Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 and its innovative new ideas for Microsoft Excel. As
with Microsoft Word, Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 continues to raise the bar with
unsurpassed support for Microsoft Excel, giving you the tools you need to
get the job done quickly, accurately, and reliably. With Window-Eyes 5.5
Beta 1, you really can "Excel." Stay tuned for tomorrow's "Guess What?" to
hear a wrap up of all the Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 features that we've
discussed over the past week, as well as information on how to get your own
copy of Window-Eyes 5.5 Beta 1 when it becomes available.
--
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correspondence (where applicable), and any relevant information pertinent to
your situation when submitting a problem report to the GW Micro Technical
Support Team.
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The gw-news list is an announce only list used for GW Micro news and product 
information.
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 21:49:49 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 21:49:49 +0800
Subject: [share] Google Talk Review, by Aman Singer
Message-ID: <012901c5b228$500de110$d02d18d3@userb9e9355ddf>

Top Dot Enterprises
Sunday, September 04, 2005
Google Talk Review, by Aman Singer
By Aman Singer
aasinger at rogers.com
Hi.  I'm including the below message about Google talk that I wrote to
Blindtech a few days ago. I have modified it somewhat adding the few
undocumented keystrokes I have found. Though I tested with Jaws only, I see
no reason Window Eyes wouldn't work, there is very little that is jaws
specific and untranslatable into Wineyes terms. It really is a nice program.
HTH.  Aman
     Hi, all. I've just finished playing with the google talk beta, and 
thought some
people here who have Gmail accounts might be interested in trying it out. 
First,
the good points. The program is simple to the point of austerity. There is 
no advertising
whatever on the screen, and it's not cluttered at all. The voice quality is 
very
good, even to me, and I've been using Skype, the quality of which is quite 
good,
for quite a while. I was talking to someone who was on a dial-up connection 
earlier
today. We started on Skype and switched to Google. The quality on Google was 
notably
better for me, and he said the same. Google had no trouble negotiating my 
UPNP-enabled
home router, and the connection did not drop once in about 80 minutes of 
conversation.
     Now, the bad points, and all have to do with accessibility. My thanks 
to Amir
Soleimani for his testing and help. Unfortunately, I was not able to test 
this with
Window Eyes. First, if you're going to use the program, you're going to have 
to use
the Jaws cursor. There are, to the best of my knowledge, very few
keyboard shortcuts, and those aren't documented. If anyone has any links to
documentation for keyboard shortcuts, I'd love to hear of it. Having said 
that, the
Jaws cursor works quite well. The buttons are generally self-explanatory. At 
the
top of the window, there is the title, "google talk". On some systems, there 
are
two graphics to the right of this on the same line. These are minimize and 
exit,
in that order from the left. Of course, one can use windows+m in the usual 
way. It
and alt+f4 will send the program to the system tray, and it can be wholly 
killed
from there through right-clicking on it if desired. Under that title line, 
one finds
three options. Inbox, settings, help. They're in that order, and they're 
announced
by Jaws. Clicking on them with the jaws cursor will activate them. The inbox 
is the
standard Gmail inbox. The settings are in an accessible multi-page dialogue 
usable
in the usual way (except for the block contacts list which I don't seem to 
be able
to use though, to be fair, I haven't really tried much). The help is 
displayed in
  a standard web browser window.
     Under these three options is the user's own name and status. Under that 
is a
graphic and an edit box which can be used, though not very accessibly by me, 
to search
one's contacts. Under that search box is a list of the friends that one has 
added
to the messenger. A word on terminology.  Contacts are all the addresses in 
your
Gmail, and possibly in your Outlook and Windows, address book. Friends are 
those
you've explicitly added to Google Talk as people you want to talk to or send 
instant
messages to.
     You will, at this point, have no friends in the list.  Therefore, you 
will get
to the bottom of the window and hear "add a friend".  Clicking this will 
result in
an accessible dialogue box which you can tab through to add someone. You can 
get
the address from contacts or just enter it directly. Hit next and you'll get 
an accessible
message about their being added or not. Note that only Gmail users can talk 
to Gmail
users, but Gmail accounts are free. Hit finish and your friend should be 
added.
     Now, you should have a list of at least one person on the screen. Note 
that,
like most other messengers, the person must authorize you, so his/her status 
will
show as "invited" or some variant until he/she gets google talk or, if it's 
already
installed, until he/she authorizes you (through another accessible 
dialogue). Finding
out if a friend is online is a headache. To do so, put your cursor on the 
friend's
name and stay there for a second or two. Down arrow once and you should hear 
your
friend's email address. Down arrow once again and you should hear the 
friend's status,
whether available, offline, or something else. Note that, after you do this, 
you
may find your jaws cursor stuck in your friend's info. Simply route jaws to 
PC and
hit page up or page down to get loose and you can range the screen once 
again. If
this method of determining who's online is a pain, you can, from the 
settings box,
check a box to "hide all offline friends". This is much simpler. Note that
 you can remove a friend by right-clicking on the name and hitting "remove" 
from
the resulting menu.
     To call a friend, click his/her name once with your mouse cursor. This 
will
open a box in which you can type an instant message. Instant messages can be 
read
in one of two ways.  They can be read with the Jaws cursor or, and this is 
easier,
with the normal PC cursor. To read the messages with the PC cursor, you need 
to single
left click on the text of any message. This puts the cursor into a normal 
read-only
edit box from which you can read a history of messages. When it's time to 
type another
message, just start typing. The cursor will automatically move to the edit 
box where
messages are typed before sending. To send, press enter. Note that a press 
of backspace
will also bring you from the edit box with the history of messages into the 
edit
box for typing messages. Also note that most symbols will not. That is, when 
you're
in the history read-only edit and type ".", you'll still be in the history 
edit box.
When, however,
you type "a" or press the backspace key, you'll be taken to the edit box
where you type your messages.
     To move on, at the top of the instant message window, just below the 
title
line, are the mail and call buttons. These are self-explanatory. Hitting 
mail, the
keyboard shortcut for which is F9, will bring you to a Gmail compose page 
ready for
a message. Hitting call, the shortcut for which is f11,  will result in 
ringing and,
once your friend picks up, you can talk as usual into your mic. In the call 
window,
once a call has been initiated, there is a "end call" and "mute" button. The 
keyboard
shortcut for end call seems to be f12, and you can use that same shortcut if 
you
place a call, your friend hasn't answered, and you want to stop ringing his 
line.
Again, these buttons do what they say. Note that the only change I can see 
when the
mute button is on is that it changes colour. That is, when your microphone 
is unmuted,
the colour is reported by Jaws as "midnight blue on black". When the 
microphone is
muted, the colour is reported as "orange 3 on black". The mute button is a 
toggle,
hit it once to mute, again to unmute. To answer a call, click the an
 swer button when the call notification comes up. There's also an ignore 
button.
     Let me say that I think I've made this sound too complicated. It took 
me about
ten minutes with the program and some help from a friend, to get the hang of 
most
of its functions, which process was very much quickened by its simplicity. 
Of course,
Google has a lot of improving to do, but much of this is relatively standard 
(put
the contacts in a list, put in some more keyboard shortcuts, put the 
messages in
an edit field). Other than that, Google's product is very usable, though not 
easily
accessed. The audio quality is impressive, and that makes up for a lot.
TTTT is a free service of Top Dot Enterprises, Copyright (c) 2004, 2005, Top 
Dot
Enterprises.
Dean Martineau
Top Dot Enterprises
2219 Rucker Ave #204
Everett WA 98201
(425) 876-4406
dean at topdotenterprises.com
http://www.topdotenterprises.com
http://www.topdotenterprises.com
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 22:37:00 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 22:37:00 +0800
Subject: [share] Quote of the Day
Message-ID: <012a01c5b228$5351c170$d02d18d3@userb9e9355ddf>

There are three kinds of people- those who make things happen, those who 
watch things
happen, and those who don't give a damn if anything happens.
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Mon Sep  5 21:42:33 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Mon, 05 Sep 2005 21:42:33 +0800
Subject: [share] Speakers guide blind around town (Newbury, Berkshire)
Message-ID: <012801c5b228$4ea0bc80$d02d18d3@userb9e9355ddf>

BBC News, UK
Sunday, September 04, 2005
Speakers guide blind around town (Newbury, Berkshire)
CAPTION: There are 11 "talking signs" set up across the town
Hi-tech speakers which tell blind shoppers where they are and what their 
surroundings
are like have been installed across a town centre.
The React talking signs system is up and running in Newbury with 11 speakers 
set
up across the Berkshire town.
Each speaker in activated by a "trigger module" carried by a 
visually-impaired person
passing close to it.
The speakers have been installed at spots including the library, the Kennet 
Shopping
Centre and the Corn Exchange.
'Increased confidence'
Local resident Alison Clarke has been the driving force behind the 
council-backed
scheme.
She said: "The support of the community and businesses in the district has 
been overwhelming.
"React is a superb facility which will enable visually impaired people to 
get around
the town safely, independently and with increased confidence."
Speakers are to be installed in the town at five more locations.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/berkshire/4211230.stm
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From fairuz30 at tm.net.my  Tue Sep  6 08:20:35 2005
From: fairuz30 at tm.net.my (Fairuz)
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 08:20:35 +0800
Subject: [share] Fw: Read This ASAP
Message-ID: <002701c5b278$cda35420$0401a8c0@user4879537250>


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Bathmavathi Krishnan 
To: Dr. Hon ; Dr. Kumaran ; Dr. Tiun ; Dr.Nazirah ; Eng Inn ; eugene ; Fairuz ; Fong Po Kuan ; godfrey ; Halimah ; Hamidah ; Hee Poh ; helen chin ; Heng Lee Chin ; Ho Kooon Wei ; Ismail Salleh ; Jasmine Khoo 
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 2:25 AM
Subject: Read This ASAP


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Importance: High


Duringthe next several weeks be VERY cautious about opening or
launching any e-mails that refer to the World Trade Center or 9/11 in
any way, regardless of who sent it. PLEASE FORWARD TO ALL YOUR
FRIENDS AND FAMILY. FOR THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW, "WTC" STANDS FOR THE
WORLD TRADE CENTER. REALLY DANGEROUS BECAUSE PEOPLE WILLOPEN IT
RIGHT AWAY, THINKING ITS A STORY RELATING TO 9/11!

BIGGGGTROUBLE !!!! DO NOT OPEN "WTC Survivor" It is a virus that
will erase your whole "C" drive.. It will come to you in the form of
an E-Mail from a familiar person. I repeat,! a friend sent it to me,
but called and warned me before I opened it. He was not so lucky and
now he can't even start his computer!

Forwardthis to everyone in your address book. I would rather
receive this 25 times than not at all. So, if you receive an email
called "WTC Survivor", do not open it. Delete it right away! This
virus re moves all dynamic link libraries (.dll files) from your
computer.






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From mustaffar at mohr.gov.my  Tue Sep  6 11:47:54 2005
From: mustaffar at mohr.gov.my (Mustaffar Talib)
Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 11:47:54 +0800
Subject: [share] Re: Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx Usah Kelambu Dibakar Kerana
	Marahkan Nyamuk
References: <002301c5af7f$03499af0$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng><001501c5b08a$3a5d36d0$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a><01ea01c5b15c$4a811bd0$66b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>
	<000301c5b210$311cd080$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a>
Message-ID: <000701c5b295$c40bb520$5550150a@MOHRADMMUS>

Terlebih dahulu maafkan sekiranya terdapat kata-kata saya yang tidak 
menyenangkan hati saudara-saudara yang punya harapan tinggi terhadap 
perkhidmatan yang diberikan sama ada oleh pihak Telekom Malaysia ataupun 
TMNet. Saya bersependapat bahawa kurangnya pengetahuan atau sikap tidak 
ambil peduli serta tidak menghormati hak paengguna oleh sebilangan kecil 
wargakerja syarikat ini yang membuatkan kita merasa kecewa.  Walau apapun, 
hendaknya kita tidak terus melemparkan kata-kata yang kurang enak didengar 
terhadap syarikat berkenaan secara keseluruhannya.  Sebagai salah seorang 
pengguna, saya juga telah mengalami beberapa masalah dengan syarikat ini 
disebabkan sikap segelintir wargakerja syarikat ini dan akhirnya masalah ini 
telah dapat diselesaikan dengan kaedah yang baik dan profesional oleh 
Syarikat Telekom.  Dalam kita menaruh harapan yang tinggi kepada sesuatu 
perkhidmatan yang diberikan, hendaknya kita juga perlu melihat kebaikan yang 
telah diberikan kepada kita agar dapat mengimbangi emosi kita seandainya 
berlaku sesuatu yang tidak memuaskan hati kita.  Tentunya saluran sedia ada 
yang diberi oleh pihak syarikat ini dapat dimanfaatkan untuk menyelesaikan 
apa jua masalah yang timbul.  Janganlah hendaknya marahkan nyamuk kelambu 
yang melindungi kita selama ini dibakar.


Sekali lagi maafkan saya sekiranya ada diantara saudara tidak berpuas hati.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Nor Azman bin Sukerman" <bedul at streamyx.com>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:51 PM
Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx


> bukankah tm net anak syarikat telekom? kan pelanggan telefon menghadapi 
> penipuan yang sama? tak kan tak pernah kena? baiknya awak?
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Ultraman" <khaieong at tm.net.my>
> To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
> Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 9:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
>
>
>> Bukan telekom penipu.  Pekerja telekom tu, tak up to date.  You pun tipu
>> jugak.  Mana ada telekom penipu?  Tm net lah yang penipu.  Ha ha ha ha.
>> Ultraman Blind.
>> http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
>> komuniti_oku-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
>> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
>> http://www.jaring.my/weblog/view.php?user=buta74
>> http://planet.time.net.my/centralmarket/taikhaieong
>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>> From: "Nor Azman bin Sukerman" <bedul at streamyx.com>
>> To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
>> Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 9:19 PM
>> Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
>>
>>
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>>
>> Salam sejahtera. selama ini kita digambarkan oleh pihak TM Net, kalau 
>> kita
>> nak doun grade streamyx kita kena pergi ke kedai telekom atau mana-mana
>> klickers. Sebenarnya tak payah
>>  , kita boleh buat online. Saya dan Muhammad Ismail telah berjaya
>> melakukannya dan status akaun saya telah berubah dari 88 kepada 44. 
>> Penipu
>> punya telekom, menyusahkan orang saja. harap maklum dan sila sebarkan.
>>
>>
>>
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From khaieong at tm.net.my  Tue Sep  6 11:11:12 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 11:11:12 +0800
Subject: [share] Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?
References: <01f701c5b1d0$9fba0750$45b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>
	<007801c5b1d6$43c02230$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
Message-ID: <02bd01c5b29a$547d4250$562b18d3@userb9e9355ddf>

Apa kata kalau NCBM buat pertandingan mencari bakat dalam bidang nyanyian 
atau bermain muzik?
Ultraman Blind.
http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
komuniti_oku-subscribe at yahoogroups.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
http://www.jaring.my/weblog/view.php?user=buta74
http://planet.time.net.my/centralmarket/taikhaieong
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Moses Choo" <moseschoo at ncbm.org.my>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: [share] Tan Wei Lian: Asia's Stevie Wonder?


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Hello, just a word of thanks and appreciation to Ultraman for the article.
On the other hand, we, as blind people ourselves should feel proud that
someone in the Asia region has been successful in performing better than
thousands to immerge as Singapore's superstar. This is one example where the
public has accepted the ability of a blind person. Despite winning, there
are some who  have commented that there were many  simpothy votes. Whether
it is simpothy or not, the fact that he has managed to get 64% of the vote
that matters. I also learnt that he sold a thousand more of his singles. In
fact, I would very much want to buy his songs. For those interested, just
wait till the end of the year. He will be releasing an album.

His success should be spread as well, especially in Malaysia. Though we have
several singers, none of them have really gone very far.  It is the same old
prejudice  that is   preventing.  How about sending this article to all your
friends and telling them about such a success.  However, we can't wait for
that day. so, until that happens, we will have to face the challenges and
go!.

Regards,
Moses. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Tue Sep  6 12:52:26 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 12:52:26 +0800
Subject: [share] What Is Greasemonkey? (Tech article for Firefox
	browserusers)
Message-ID: <039801c5b2a2$4d548d00$562b18d3@userb9e9355ddf>

O'Reilly Network
Monday, September 05, 2005
What Is Greasemonkey? (Tech article for Firefox browser users)
By Mark Pilgrim
Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension that allows you to write scripts that 
alter the
web pages you visit. You can use it to make a website more readable or more 
usable.
You can fix bugs that the site owner can't be bothered to fix themselves. 
You can
alter pages so they work better with assistive technologies that speak to a 
web page
aloud or convert it to Braille. You can even automatically retrieve data 
from other
sites to make two sites more interconnected.
In This Article:
Getting Started
The Anatomy of a User Script
Coding a User Script
Managing User Scripts
Finding User Scripts
By itself, Greasemonkey does none of these things. In fact, after you 
install it,
you won't notice any change at all, until you start installing what are 
called "user
scripts." A user script is just a chunk of JavaScript, the same scripting 
language
you use on your own website. But user scripts don't run on your own website; 
they
can run on any website, and they can do anything JavaScript can do. In fact, 
they
can do more than that, because Greasemonkey provides special API functions 
that give
user scripts even more power than traditional JavaScript.
Greasemonkey has existed for less than a year, and hundreds of people have 
already
written thousands of Greasemonkey scripts to scratch their own personal 
itches. Web
enthusiasts with zero JavaScript experience have written scripts to route 
around
broken websites, alter site styles, and "roll back" ill-conceived site 
redesigns.
More experienced coders have created link trackers, password managers, and 
personal
shopping agents. Some have even added entirely new features to complex web 
applications--without
ever needing to talk to the application developers or wait for bureaucratic 
approval.
Clearly, there were a lot of itches waiting to be scratched.
1 Getting Started
The first thing you need to do to get started with Greasemonkey is install 
it. Open
Firefox and go to greasemonkey.mozdev.org. Click the Install Greasemonkey 
link. (At
time of writing, the latest version is 0.5.1.) Firefox may not let you 
install it,
since it maintains a whitelist of websites that are allowed to install 
software on
your machine.
Type the address sand click "Allow" to allow this site, then click the 
"Install Greasemonkey"
link again. This time, Firefox will pop up the Install dialog to confirm 
that you
really want to install it. After Greasemonkey downloads, quit Firefox and 
relaunch
it to finish the installation.
As I said, Greasemonkey doesn't do anything by itself, except add a few 
items to
the Tools menu and the right-click context menu. All Greasemonkey does is 
enable
you to install "user scripts" that customize specific web pages.
The first user script I ever wrote was called Butler. It adds functionality 
to Google
search results. To see a brief description of the functionality that Butler 
offers,
visit the Butler home page. To install it, right-click (Control-click on a 
Mac) the
link titled "Download version 0.3." From the context menu, select "Install 
User Script...."
Link:
http://diveintomark.org/projects/butler/
Greasemonkey pops up a dialog titled "Install User Script," displaying the 
name of
the script you are about to install (Butler), a brief description of what 
the script
does, and a list of included and excluded pages. All of this information is 
taken
from the script itself, as we'll see in a moment.
Click OK to install the Butler user script. If all went well, Greasemonkey 
displays
the following alert: "Success! Refresh page to see changes."
Now, search for something in Google. In the search results page, there is a 
line
at the top of the results that says "Try your search on Yahoo, Ask Jeeves, 
AlltheWeb,
...,". There is also a banner along the top that says "Enhanced by Butler." 
All of
these options were added by the Butler user script.
In addition to web search results, Butler also alters image search results 
by adding
links to a variety of image search engines. It even adds links in Froogle to 
other
product comparison and shopping sites.
2 The Anatomy of a User Script
Hopefully I've piqued your interest. But how does this all work? It's 
surprisingly
simple. Let's crack open the Butler user script and see how it works.
Every user script has a section of metadata, which tells Greasemonkey about 
the script
itself, where it came from, and when to run it. You can use this to provide 
users
with information about your script, such as its name and a brief description 
of what
it does. You can also provide a default configuration for where the script 
should
run: one page, one site, or a selection of multiple sites.
The metadata section of the Butler user script looks like this:
// ==UserScript==
// @name        Butler
// @namespace
http://diveintomark.org/projects/butler/
// @description Link to competitors from Google search results
// @include
http://*.google.*/
*
// ==/UserScript==
There are five separate pieces of metadata here, wrapped in a set of 
Greasemonkey-specific
comments. Let's take them in order, starting with the wrapper:
Wrapper
// ==UserScript==
//
// ==/UserScript==
These comments are significant and must match this pattern exactly. 
Greasemonkey
uses them to signal the start and end of a user script's metadata section. 
This section
can be defined anywhere in your script, but it's usually near the top.
You can specify the items of your user script metadata in any order. I like 
@name,
@namespace, @description, @include, and finally @exclude, but there is 
nothing special
about this order.
Name
// @name        Butler
This is the name of your user script. It is displayed in the install dialog 
when
you first install the script and later in the Manage User Scripts dialog. It 
should
be short and to the point.
@name is optional. If present, it can appear only once. If not present, the 
default
is the filename of the user script, minus the .user.js extension.
Namespace
// @namespace
http://diveintomark.org/projects/butler/
This is a URL, which Greasemonkey uses to distinguish user scripts that have 
the
same name but are written by different authors. If you have a domain name, 
you can
use it (or a subdirectory) as your namespace.
@namespace is optional. If present, it can appear only once. If not present, 
the
default is the domain from which the user downloaded the user script.
Description
// @description Link to competitors from Google search results
This is a human-readable description of what the user script does. It is 
displayed
in the install dialog when you first install the script and later in the 
Manage User
Scripts dialog. It should be no longer than two sentences.
@description is optional. If present, it can appear only once. If not 
present, the
default is an empty string.
Though @description is not mandatory, don't forget to include it. Even if 
you are
writing user scripts only for yourself, you will eventually end up with 
dozens of
them, and administering them all in the Manage User Scripts dialog will be 
much more
difficult without descriptions.
Include
The @include directive lists the URLs and wildcards that tell Greasemonkey 
where
to run this user script:
// @include
http://*.google.*/
*
There is also an @exclude directive, which shares the same syntax. The 
@include and
@exclude directive can each be a URL; a URL with the * character as a simple 
wildcard
for part of the domain name or path; or simply the * wildcard character by 
itself.
In this case, we are telling Greasemonkey to execute the Butler script on 
all Google
sites in all countries, all subdomains (such as
http://froogle.google.com/
), and on all pages within any of those Google properties. Everywhere Google 
is,
we want to be there.
@include and @exclude are optional. You can specify as many included and 
excluded
URLs as you like, but you must specify each on its own line. If neither is 
specified,
Greasemonkey will execute your user script on all sites (as if you had 
specified
@include *).
4 Coding a User Script
User scripts are written in JavaScript. On every page you visit, 
Greasemonkey looks
through the list of installed user scripts, determines which ones apply to 
this page
(based on the @include and @exclude directives), and executes them after the 
page
is loaded but before it is rendered. The scripts themselves can do anything 
you like.
Butler works on a number of different Google pages, and does different 
things to
each type of page, so it contains some code to check where exactly we are 
and calls
the appropriate methods.
For example, on Google web search results pages, Butler adds the "Enhanced 
by Butler"
banner along the top, removes the ads along the top and right sides of the 
results,
adds the "try your search on..." line, and may also add other "try your 
search on..."
lines for inline movie reviews, news headlines, weather forecasts, and 
product results.
The code to do this is straightforward:
var href = window.location.href;
// Google web search
if (href.match(/^http:\/\/www\.google\.[\w\.]+\/search/i)) {
  Butler.addLogo();
  Butler.removeSponsoredLinks();
  Butler.addOtherWebSearches();
  Butler.addOtherInlineMovieReviews();
  Butler.addOtherInlineNewsResults();
  Butler.addOtherInlineForecasts();
  Butler.addOtherInlineProductSearches();
}
Each of these functions is defined elsewhere in the Butler user script. 
(Greasemonkey
user scripts are always self-contained. If you need to bundle multiple 
interdependent
scripts, you're probably better off writing a browser extension.)
5 Managing User Scripts
The Butler user script barely scratches the surface of what Greasemonkey can 
do.
There are literally thousands of user scripts, some targeting a single page 
or a
single site, others that work on every page. Because you can have multiple 
user scripts
installed, Greasemonkey provides a graphical interface for managing them.
>From the Firefox Tools menu, select "Manage User Scripts" (See Figure 6). 
>Here you
can see all the user scripts you have installed, change their configuration, 
disable
them temporarily, or uninstall them completely. You can even edit a user 
script "live"
and see your changes immediately, without restarting Firefox. This is 
enormously
helpful while you're developing your own user scripts.
6 Finding User Scripts
Many user scripts are available at the Greasemonkey script repository. Here 
are some
of my favorites:
Book Burro adds a floating window to book retailers like Amazon.com and 
Barnes &
Noble. While you're browsing for a book, you can get price comparisons from 
other
retailers--without leaving the page!
Nice Titles changes link tooltips from boring yellow to a sleek translucent 
window
instead.
http://diveintomark.org/projects/greasemonkey/nicetitles.user.js
Recent Searches tracks your Google searches--both what you searched for and 
where
you ended up--and displays them on the Google home page and search results 
pages.
http://diveintomark.org/projects/greasemonkey/recentsearches.user.js
Google SearchKeys adds keyboard shortcuts to Google search results, so you 
can press
"1" to go to the first search result link, "2" to go to the second, and so 
on.
http://www.imperialviolet.org/binary/google-searchkeys.user.js
Magic Line remembers everything you read and lets you find anything later by 
pressing
Ctrl + Shift + L and autocompleting your search based on page titles, URLs, 
keywords,
categories, page excerpts, and specially marked links. It's like your own 
personal
command line for the web.
http://diveintomark.org/projects/greasemonkey/magicline.user.js
Have fun remixing the web!
Mark Pilgrim is the author of Dive Into Python, a free Python book for 
experienced
programmers, and Dive Into Accessibility, a free book on web accessibility 
techniques.
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/network/2005/09/01/what-is-greasemonkey.html?page=4
Regards,
Ultraman Blind. 



From khaieong at tm.net.my  Tue Sep  6 12:57:14 2005
From: khaieong at tm.net.my (Ultraman)
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 12:57:14 +0800
Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
References: <002301c5af7f$03499af0$6b00a8c0@bpacs6ka2cz7ng>
	<001501c5b08a$3a5d36d0$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a>
	<01ea01c5b15c$4a811bd0$66b7bcca@userb9e9355ddf>
	<000301c5b210$311cd080$ce10fea9@azman0e9a65d7a>
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Ha, kalau kena, kita hantar ke custcare at tm.net.my complain.  Saya memang 
sangat popular kat situ sebab saya paling terbanyak sekali buat complain. 
TM teley centre pun saya lebih kurang popular jugak sebab paling terbanyak 
buat complain.

    Kita pengguna, kalau tak puas hati, complain lah apa tunggu lagi?
Ultraman Blind.
http://www.network54.com/Index/41640
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/komuniti_oku/
http://www.jaring.my/weblog/view.php?user=buta74
http://planet.time.net.my/centralmarket/taikhaieong
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From: "Nor Azman bin Sukerman" <bedul at streamyx.com>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:51 PM
Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx


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bukankah tm net anak syarikat telekom? kan pelanggan telefon menghadapi
penipuan yang sama? tak kan tak pernah kena? baiknya awak?
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ultraman" <khaieong at tm.net.my>
To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx


> Bukan telekom penipu.  Pekerja telekom tu, tak up to date.  You pun tipu
> jugak.  Mana ada telekom penipu?  Tm net lah yang penipu.  Ha ha ha ha.
> Ultraman Blind.
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> To: <share at ncbm.org.my>
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> Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
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> Salam sejahtera. selama ini kita digambarkan oleh pihak TM Net, kalau kita
> nak doun grade streamyx kita kena pergi ke kedai telekom atau mana-mana
> klickers. Sebenarnya tak payah
>  , kita boleh buat online. Saya dan Muhammad Ismail telah berjaya
> melakukannya dan status akaun saya telah berubah dari 88 kepada 44. Penipu
> punya telekom, menyusahkan orang saja. harap maklum dan sila sebarkan.
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From mad9371 at yahoo.com  Tue Sep  6 16:28:02 2005
From: mad9371 at yahoo.com (Mamat)
Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 01:28:02 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [share] Re: Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx Usah Kelambu Dibakar
	Kerana Marahkan Nyamuk
In-Reply-To: <000701c5b295$c40bb520$5550150a@MOHRADMMUS>
Message-ID: <20050906082802.25530.qmail@web33804.mail.mud.yahoo.com>

Saudara Mus,  saya bukannya marah tapi nak komen sikitlah.  Sebenarnya bukannya marah nyamuk kelambu dibakar tak marahkan sesiapa tapi poket yang terbakar rasanya. Hahahahaha!

Mustaffar Talib <mustaffar at mohr.gov.my> wrote:Terlebih dahulu maafkan sekiranya terdapat kata-kata saya yang tidak 
menyenangkan hati saudara-saudara yang punya harapan tinggi terhadap 
perkhidmatan yang diberikan sama ada oleh pihak Telekom Malaysia ataupun 
TMNet. Saya bersependapat bahawa kurangnya pengetahuan atau sikap tidak 
ambil peduli serta tidak menghormati hak paengguna oleh sebilangan kecil 
wargakerja syarikat ini yang membuatkan kita merasa kecewa. Walau apapun, 
hendaknya kita tidak terus melemparkan kata-kata yang kurang enak didengar 
terhadap syarikat berkenaan secara keseluruhannya. Sebagai salah seorang 
pengguna, saya juga telah mengalami beberapa masalah dengan syarikat ini 
disebabkan sikap segelintir wargakerja syarikat ini dan akhirnya masalah ini 
telah dapat diselesaikan dengan kaedah yang baik dan profesional oleh 
Syarikat Telekom. Dalam kita menaruh harapan yang tinggi kepada sesuatu 
perkhidmatan yang diberikan, hendaknya kita juga perlu melihat kebaikan yang 
telah diberikan kepada kita agar dapat mengimbangi emosi kita seandainya 
berlaku sesuatu yang tidak memuaskan hati kita. Tentunya saluran sedia ada 
yang diberi oleh pihak syarikat ini dapat dimanfaatkan untuk menyelesaikan 
apa jua masalah yang timbul. Janganlah hendaknya marahkan nyamuk kelambu 
yang melindungi kita selama ini dibakar.


Sekali lagi maafkan saya sekiranya ada diantara saudara tidak berpuas hati.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Nor Azman bin Sukerman" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 7:51 PM
Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx


> bukankah tm net anak syarikat telekom? kan pelanggan telefon menghadapi 
> penipuan yang sama? tak kan tak pernah kena? baiknya awak?
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Ultraman" 
> To: 
> Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 9:52 PM
> Subject: Re: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
>
>
>> Bukan telekom penipu. Pekerja telekom tu, tak up to date. You pun tipu
>> jugak. Mana ada telekom penipu? Tm net lah yang penipu. Ha ha ha ha.
>> Ultraman Blind.
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>> ----- Original Message ----- 
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>> To: 
>> Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 9:19 PM
>> Subject: [share] Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx
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>> klickers. Sebenarnya tak payah
>> , kita boleh buat online. Saya dan Muhammad Ismail telah berjaya
>> melakukannya dan status akaun saya telah berubah dari 88 kepada 44. 
>> Penipu
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From mustaffar at mohr.gov.my  Tue Sep  6 16:57:19 2005
From: mustaffar at mohr.gov.my (Mustaffar Talib)
Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 16:57:19 +0800
Subject: [share] Re: Tukar Status Akaun Streamyx Usah Kelambu
	DibakarKerana Marahkan Nyamuk
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Apa nak buat, sabar ajelah sehingga kita punya pilihan lain. 
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  Saudara Mus,  saya bukannya marah tapi nak komen sikitlah.  Sebenarnya bukannya marah nyamuk kelambu dibakar tak marahkan sesiapa tapi poket yang terbakar rasanya. Hahahahaha!

  Mustaffar Talib <mustaffar at mohr.gov.my> wrote: 
    Terlebih dahulu maafkan sekiranya terdapat kata-kata saya yang tidak 
    menyenangkan hati saudara-saudara yang punya harapan tinggi terhadap 
    perkhidmatan yang diberikan sama ada oleh pihak Telekom Malaysia ataupun 
    TMNet. Saya bersependapat bahawa kurangnya pengetahuan atau sikap tidak 
    ambil peduli serta tidak menghormati hak paengguna oleh sebilangan kecil 
    wargakerja syarikat ini yang membuatkan kita merasa kecewa. Walau apapun, 
    hendaknya kita tidak terus melemparkan kata-kata yang kurang enak didengar 
    terhadap syarikat berkenaan secara keseluruhannya. Sebagai salah seorang 
    pengguna, saya juga telah mengalami beberapa masalah dengan syarikat ini 
    disebabkan sikap segelintir wargakerja syarikat ini dan akhirnya masalah ini 
    telah dapat diselesaikan dengan kaedah yang baik dan profesi