Thread Subject: Re: Internet connectivity during Feb. 6-8,2007 TEITAC: Please respond by COB, Jan. 30, 2007

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From: Andrew Kirkpatrick
Date: Fri, Jan 26 2007 1:05 PM

Tim,

I've managed to beg/borrow a card for this meeting so I won't need one,
however if we are still in the same unconnected location in the future I
may.

AWK



While making preparations for the February meeting, we are
making arrangements for internet connectivity for those who wish to have
it during the Feb. 6-8, 2007 meeting.



Please respond to the following questions and send them to TIM
by COB Jan. 30,. 2007. Thank you.



1. Name of Organization [e.g. ORG LLC]
2. Your name/ Primary or alternate [ e.g. J. Doe; primary]

3. Are you coming to the Feb. 6-8, 2007 TEITAC? Y/N
4. Are you bringing a laptop? Y/N
5. Do you have a mobile wireless card? Y/N
6. If you are bringing a laptop and do not have a mobile
wireless card, do you want one for use during the meeting? Y/N



This will help us with our planning in how to best provide
connectivity. Depending on the responses, we may utilize different
solutions. Thank you for your time.



Sincerely,



Tim





Timothy P. Creagan

Senior Accessibility Specialist

U.S. Access Board

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