I must say, I never thought the congress of 1973 had it in them, to pass a law regulating spellcheckers for word processing packages operating on PCs, none of which existed then. What forward-thinking people.
On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 2:47 PM, Stan Helton <stanhel...@gmail.com> wrote: > You do realize you addressing an international community of VOLUNTEERS, > right? > I, for one, would not help you after that little outburst if you were > drowning in quicksand. > > Stan > > > > > On 12/10/2012 12:24 PM, Aleksei wrote: >> >> you are in violation of my civil rights as defined by US law. >> have i got you attention? >> i recently upgraded from open office 3.3 to open office Apache 3.4.1. >> it is an absolute disaster. >> i am visually disabled and Dyslexic. i ABSOLUTELY NEED a functional >> spelling check to do my work. >> the spelling checker in 3.4.1 is totally useless. the spelling cheker in >> 3.3 worked just fine. >> >> i went to your web site to find a solution. i was led to a page where i >> was required to register in order to log on. it was impossible to register. >> because of my disabilities i NEED to set my screen on high contrast black, >> then tone down the white lettering. i repeat, i NEED to do this. it is not >> an option IT IS A NECESSITY. >> >> there is no way to enter the security core you require in order to >> register. nothing shows up that enables the security code to be entered. it >> cannot be entered by trial and error. >> >> therefore, you have chosen to make your system totally inaccessible to me >> solely because of my disabilities. >> >> just because you are doing things without charge does not mean you are >> allowed to commit a crime. what you are doing has been illegal since the >> passage of Public Law 93-112 in 1973. >> i will allow you 10 days from the time i send this to make reasonable >> accommodation as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act before i >> file a complaint with the US Dept. of Justice, Civil Rights Div., Disability >> Rights Section. >> Jeff Russell >> P.O.Box 174 >> East Glastonbury CT 06025 > > > -- > Courtesy is the grease that keeps the wheels of civilization turning. Robert > Heinlein
