[12265] in Public-Access_Computer_Systems_Forum
Reader
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (George Buys)
Tue Jun 16 20:45:20 1998
Date: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 18:20:25 -0500
From: George Buys <buys@audio-tips.com>
To: PACS-L@LISTSERV.UH.EDU
Reply-To: Public-Access Computer Systems Forum <PACS-L@LISTSERV.UH.EDU>
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Volunteer Reader Opportunity
Audio International, Inc., is seeking volunteers to record
audio clips of stories
appearing in major online newspapers and magazines for the
world to enjoy.
As a volunteer reader, you'll be sharing what you find
exciting, enriching and informative in an audio format over
the web for those who have difficulty reading print or
scanning a screen.
For many people, audio is easier. Usee your speaking
skills as a teacher, actor, minister, publisher,
motivational speaker, writer or trainer to reach those who
are blind, visually impaired or learning disabled so they
can enjoy the best in print
through audio streaming.
Audio International, Inc., has just introduced its new
1-Step Audio Publisher 2.0
for Windows 95, which combines the cutting-edge technology
of voice mail with audio streaming on the Internet.
As a volunteer reader, you will receive a, free, registered
version of this new software when you are approved and be
featured on a special web site for those who prefer to
receive their information verbally.
This web site will be absolutely free. We are offering it
as a free service to the blind and visually impaired
community. There is no obligation to purchase the 1-Step
Audio Publisher to access the files which we will create.
The demo version of our player is an audio-streaming
plug-in for the major browsers. There will be no need to
purchase the player to access any of the files on our site.
Audio International is a small business in which all of the
officers are either blind or have a physical disability.
There is no government program involved. We are funding
this effort with money out of our own pockets because we
believe it's the right thing to do.
I'm Audio International's CEO. As a blind person, I know
how much this service
can mean to those of us who are print disabled.
As a volunteer, here's what you'll gain
1. You'll become a member of a private e-mail list of
individuals like yourself who have volunteered to
periodically record worthwhile and appealing printed material.=20
2. Valuable exposure for your vocal skills. Your web site
and E-mail addresses will accompany each audio clip you post.
Audio International will transfer your recordings to a web
site designed for audio offerings and publicize that site
throughout the Internet.
3. You'll provide a valuable service for others. This
service will be used and appreciated by many different
groups of people who spend time on the Internet.
4. You'll receive a, free, registered of our 1-Step Audio
Publisher 2.0, which will give you an easy, 1-step, way to
upload sound files to Audio International's e-mail list =AD
and to your own ftp server.
5. You'll receive a comprehensive tutorial with the 1-Step
Audio Publisher 2.0 as well as free individual technical
help to make sure it is working properly. Technical help
=66rom Audio International staff is also available through a
user-based e-mail list.
But, probably the most exciting benefit of all, is the
ability to place sound clips on your own web site without a
special encoder. You need only four things to publish your
own audio clips
1-Step Audio Publisher 2.0
a sound card
a microphone
Windows 95=20
The applications for 1-Step range from voice mail and sales
to marketing and audio books, further enhancing the
Internet's capabilities to form virtual communities.
The audio stream function of 1-Step allows the user,
through a free, standard plug-in, to access sound files
with a browser such as Netscape or Microsoft Internet
Explorer.=20
As a volunteer reader, you must be equipped with a pentium
processor, a sound card, a microphone and Windows 95. You
must also have an ftp account
through your ISP.
When we receive your query about becoming a volunteer
reader, we'll send you
further details about this opportunity.
To apply as a volunteer reader, telephone me, George Buys,
at 602/503-2659. or send a post to buys@audio-tips.com with apply in =
the
subject line.
For more information on the 1-Step Audio Publisher and
services which are currently being offered, please visit
our web sites
http//www.audio-international.com
http//www.audio-tips.com
Also, if you are a web designer of a disability related web site,
please continue reading.
As a web designer, we know that innovative tools are always
appreciated and at Audio-International, we are proud to be
able to offer our new 1-Step Audio Publisher 2.0 for
Windows 95 free of charge, no strings attached, to web
designers of disability related web pages.. If you would
like to take advantage of this exciting offer and receive
an absolutely free, no strings attached, copy of this
revolutionary new product, simply send your name and URL to
buys@audio-tips.com, with disability in the subject line. a registrat=
ion
code
will be returned
to you shortly and you will be on your way to Audio
Publishing on the Internet. For more information on the
1-Step Audio Publisher, please read on.
The 1-Step Audio Publisher 2.0 gives you voice e-mail as
well as the ability to place sound clips on your own web
site without a special encoder.The applications for 1-Step
range from marketing your product to communicating with
your customers and visitors by audio, further enhancing
your capability to form virtual communities.
Also visit our web sites
http//www.audio-international.com
http//www.audio-tips.com
I look forward to hearing from you.
George Buys
CEO Audio-International
buys@audio-tips.com
This is a request for volunteers to assist in an exciting
new project to assist the blind and visually impaired in
accessing the Internet. If you are not interested in
volunteering your services or in receiving the product
described above, free of charge, please send a=20
post to buys@audio-international.com, with the word "remove" in the s=
ubject
field of the
message.
