Date:   Sat, 8 May 1999 12:11:29 -0400 (EDT)
From:   Mary Hopkins <mhopkins@fas.harvard.edu>
Subject: MEETING 5/11/99, 7:30

The next meeting of Boston Voice Users will be on
         Tuesday, May 11, 7:30 PM,
         in MIT room 2-135 (directions below).

Topic: WORKPLACE ISSUES. What's it like to use voice in the workplace? How
do you deal with: administrators, office mates, machine requirements,
privacy issues, job interviews, the urge to swear loudly at Dragon (or
maybe I'm the only person who ever does this - MH), Web-based work
resources, exams ...

Our presenters will be Bruno Leung, the first person in the Harvard
Library system to use voice, and David Fox, who's a grad student and thus
a representative of a large segment of the Boston workforce.

Attempts to find a programmer or tech writer as a 3rd presenter have thus
far not worked out. If you would like to join the presentation in this
capacity, please do! Email me in advance if you have time
(mhopkins@fas.harvard.edu).

Apologies for the very late notice! MH

Directions to room: Go in the main door of MIT, at 77 Mass. Ave. Go
straight down the Infinite Corridor for as long as you can. When forced to
turn, go right. You'll pass one intersection decorated with murals of
jungle animals, hallway to library on your left, stairs on your right.
2-135 is a couple of doors further along on the left.  For wheelchair
access: use the door at 33 Mass Ave, toward the River from the main door.
There's a lift here.

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