[DECtalk] Test message for Snoopi

[Dectalk at aol.com]

I can't easily use dashes.  I'm disabled and  upload some of these to my own 
site.  I'm new at doing links and they often  take me a few tries.  Plus I 
have a vision problem.  So doing  everything lowercase is hard, looking for 
errors is hard, plus I type with one  finger.  So adding an underline is one more 
added thing that I'm just not  ready for.  I know I should, but these links are 
strange.  I can do  the URL in my sleep, they just sometimes take 5 times 
before it works.  I  can't see it well enough to edit it, so I have to re-type 
the entire link each  time.  I wish XP could magnify, it would help.
 
I had a DOS Magic magnifier that I loved because hot  keys could turn it on 
and off and set the magnifications.  When I was  forced into Windows I tried a 
program called Zoom and hated it.  See, I  can't use a mouse, so I use the 
number pad to move the mouse.  In Zoom,  magnifications couldn't be set with hot 
keys, so I have to move the fricken  mouse all over to control zoom.  It then 
tracks my mouse.  So I ended  up losing my place all the time.  It takes me 15 
secounds to move my mouse  across the screen, so Zoom really slowed me down 
and my computer  actually.
 
So I deleted Zoom about a year ago.  I have  everything set at 18 font, only 
it does no good on the actual internet where  stuff is 12 font or less.
 
That's why my AOL pages have large text, so I can see  it.  I know it drives 
people away when they have to scroll, but I can't  help it.  I wonder if large 
text messes up  screen readers?
 
Anyway, what's a discription?  Well, not what is  it, duh!  I mean how do you 
do it?
 
 
SNOOPI
 
 
 
In a message dated 2/25/2006 8:43:26 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
chime at hubert-humphrey.com writes:

Thanks,  I just downloaded several songs of Snoopy.  I liked your concept of  
Star Spangled Banner.  My favorite of the ones I grabbed was "For the  
Longest 
Time"  I think with a suttle backing, the Dec-Talk is able to  stand out on 
its 
own.
Now, Snoopy-and-Jason, please consider useing  dashes to separate several 
words 
in a song title, as well as maybe a  discription.
I do appreciate all the hard work-and-enjoyment you all put in  this  hoby
Hart

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