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The 2003 edition of the ADA exchange list is available from the Materials

Center of the National Federation of the Blind. Go to

http://www.nfb.org

and use the first combo box to find literature or use the search edit box to

put in " exchange " and you'll find it.

Mike

Louis Braille Center

> Hello, List,

>

> I decided to go to see if I could find a web site for the Louis Braille

> Center. I did, but was directed to the Louis Braille School.

>

> Having checked their site and finding no information, I sent a message to

> the director in the hope that he will give us information as to the

> possibility that we can still buy the Exchange List.

>

> If he writes back, I will let you all know.

>

>

>

>

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The NFB has a more updated version than I have. Thanks Mike for giving the

website. I had fun checking it out. It was nice to know that you can get

back issues of the magazine going back so far. I have always wanted books

by Joanne Lund and I was pleased to find tips and recipes from her. They

sell her books on QVC, or, they used to.

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