[senit] can any (clever) one help?

Hi Pat

There are a couple of good Windows Media Player overlays on the Intellikeys
Activity Exchange site: http://www.intellikeys.com/ 

The link for the Activity Exchange is on the left hand side, about half way
down the page. You'll probably need to join or log in to access the overlays
and do a search in order to find them.

However, I downloaded a couple and you can get them from my site (courtesy
of Intellikeys Activity Exchange):
http://www.assist-it.org.uk/overlayforwindowsmediapla.zip and/or
http://www.assist-it.org.uk/mediaplayercontrols0.zip 

Regards

Craig Mill
www.assist-it.org.uk

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From: senit-bounces at lists.becta.org.uk
[mailto:senit-bounces at lists.becta.org.uk] On Behalf Of mcwiggan at aol.com
Sent: 16 January 2007 20:08
To: senit at lists.becta.org.uk
Subject: [senit] can any (clever) one help?

 Here's the problem.......

I have a student, not literate, and we want her to load her own songs onto
her mp3 player. So far she can put the cd in, put her headphones on, and
listen to music through the PC. I had wondered about using an intelli
keyboard to choose different tracks - one overlay for each CD...... but
didn't get much further than wondering, I didn't think it would work with
media player (would it?)  Oh btw, she is working about P5 ish, is in the
sixth form, due to leave in July.

Pat 

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