From: Harry Murphy (VAXMAILID) Subject: PUB: VR and Disability information PROCEEDINGS OF 1993 CONFERENCES CSUN's CENTER ON DISABILITIES is pleased to announce the availability of hard copy and electronic versions of two 1993 conferences, "Technology and Persons with Disabilities," which was held March 16-19, 1993 at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott Hotel, and "Virtual Reality and Persons with Disabilities - 1993," which was held at the San Francisco Airport Marriott Hotel, June 17-18, 1993.The following hard copy and electronic versions of the 1993 conferences, "Technology and Persons with Disabilities" and "Virtual Reality and Persons with Disabilities" are available at a cost of $39.95 each. The cost to California residents, including sales tax, is $43.25. The cost outside the United States is $43.25 plus $15 shipping charge for the hard copy and $5.00 shipping charge for the disk. 1993 - Technology and Persons with Disabilities Hard Copy 3.5' disk: Mac format (Superdrive only, with two write-protect notches) 3.5' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk high density (1.44MB, with two write-protect notch) 3.5' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk low density (720K, with one write-protect notch) 5.25' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk high density (1.2MB, with no reinforcement on hub ring) 5.25' in disk: IBM-compatible disk high density (360K, with center reinforcement on hub ring) 1993 - Virtual Reality and Persons with Disabilities Hard Copy 3.5' disk: Mac format (Superdrive only, with two write-protect notches) 3.5' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk high density (1.44MB, with two write-protect notch) 3.5' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk low density (720K, with one write-protect notch) 5.25' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk high density (1.2MB, with no reinforcement on hub ring) 5.25' in. disk: IBM-compatible disk high density (360K, with center reinforcement on hub ring) CLOSE-OUT SALE OF CSUN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS 1985 - 1992 CSUN's CENTER ON DISABILITIES has a limited number of hard copy Proceedings that are offered until sold out. No others will be printed. These include Proceedings of the annual conference, "Technology and Persons with Disabilities," (1985, 1986, 1988, 1989 only), and Proceedings of the 1991 conference, "Voice Input/Output and Persons with Disabilities - 1991," and the 1992 conference, "Virtual Reality and Persons with Disabilities - 1992." In addition, CSUN offers a monograph, "Employment Discrimination for the Learning Disabled Community" by attorney Paul Grossman. The following publications are available at a cost of $39.95, including shipping in the U. S. The cost to California residents, including sales tax, is $43.25. The cost outside the U. S. is $39.95, plus $15 shipping charge. The following publications are available at a cost of $5.40, including shipping in the U. S. The cost to California residents, including sales tax is $5.85. The cost outside the U. S. is $5.40 plus $10 shipping charge. 1985 - Technology and Persons with Disabilities 1991 - Voice Input/Output 1986 - Technology and Persons with Disabilities 1992 - Virtual Reality 1988 - Technology and Persons with Disabilities 1993 - " Employment Discrimination for 1989 - Technology and Persons with Disabilities the Learning Disabled Community" To order, enclose check, purchase order or money order payable to: CSU, FOUNDATION, NORTHRIDGE and send to: " Proceedings" CENTER ON DISABILITIES California State University, Northridge 18111 Nordhoff Street Northridge, CA 91330-8340 Phone: (818)885-2578 V/TDDFAX: (818)885-4929 E-Mail: HMURPHY@VAX.CSUN.EDU Proceedings to be sent to: Name:____________________________________________________________ Organization:____________________________________________________ Address:_________________________________________________________ City:____________________________________________________________ State, ZipPhone:_________________________________________________ Amount Enclosed: $_________.____ [MODERATOR'S NOTE: Commercial postings are offered on this newsgroup as a public service. Their appearance here does not indicate endorsement by the moderators or by the USENET or its administrators.]