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On the subject of aol, I have just installed aol 8 it
installed spy zapper, can I disable this and if so how do I
achieve this? 


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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve
Pattison
Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 4:29 AM
To: Access-L; PC-Audio
Subject: Fwd: Unfortunate News From America Online (AOL)

From: Curtis Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Greetings and felicitations:

I have been asked to post the following message on behalf of
Tom 
Wlodkowski,
Director of Accessibility for America Online (AOL).  Mr.
Wlodkowski does 
not
bring good news, I am afraid; however, in his favor, he is
doing his 
best to
provide us with advance notice and a promise to work to make
things 
better.
He and I have worked together for several years on
accessibility issues
pertaining to America Online, and I believe him to be a man
of integrity 
and
a person who is deeply committed to ensuring access to AOL's
services by 
all
people with disabilities.

Should you wish to contact Mr. Wlodkowski directly, his
email address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Here is Mr. Wlodkowski's message and the original post to
which it 
refers:

Cordially,

Curtis Chong

-------------------

The player Mr. Roderick references in his original GUI Talk
post below 
is
one built by AOL. While there were some compatibility issues
between the 
AOL
Radio player and JAWS due to the use of javascript, it was
generally 
usable.
Regrettably, this player will no longer be available as of
June 9. In 
fact
we will take some significant steps backward as we
transition to the use 
of
a third party player. We apologize for the inconvenience and
plan to 
work
with our partner to improve usability of our new player in
subsequent
releases.

Beginning on June 9, the AOL Radio product will be powered
by CBS Radio. 
The
necessity of this new business model was driven by the
dramatic increase 
in
the music royalty rates paid for Internet Radio.  This
action by the 
record
labels left AOL no choice but to look for an alternative way
to stay in 
the
internet radio business. Given the business demands and
accelerated
transition, there wasn't ample time for us to effective
address the 
major
usability issues with the CBS Player. The AOL Radio team is
aware of the
accessibility barriers presented by this transition, and is
committed to
addressing the issue with CBS Radio once the new player
interface 
launches
on June 9.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or
concerns. As you 
know
through the recent release of the accessible webmail
product, AOL 
Instant
Messenger and other products, we're committed to ensuring
the usability 
of
our products and services with screen access software. There
are times
however where business needs put us in a situation where we
regrettably
cannot deliver an accessible interface when a product is
first launched.
This is the case with AOL Radio. We will certainly look to
you, Mr. 
Roderick
and others to test the accessibility of the new player
interface once 
the
team is a bit further down the path of implementing the
necessary 
usability
improvements.

Best,

Tom

Forwarded message from Rick Roderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Subject: [gui-talk] AOL radio
To: NFBnet GUI Talk Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I am trying the new version of AOL radio.  Unfortunately,
some of the 
keys
are not working.  I am using Internet Explorer and JAWS 9.

When I get to the categories, it says that a particular
category is off 
and
to press open it.  When I press Enter, I simply hear the
same message, 
and
the category remains closed.

I go into a selection of all stations, and not all the
stations come up. 
I
am able to choose a category from this area, however.  When
I do so, I 
then
select a station.  Everything works fine.  However, when I
hit
Alt-Left-Arrow to go back to the list, I can't get out of
the current
station.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Regards Steve
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