FRENCH-BELGIUM Sign for FORD

[Stuart Thiessen]

The Dlink product I use is the DVC-1000.  It uses standard internet 
protocols.  You just need at least 192kbps internet access and a TV and 
you are ready to go.  I am not sure how it works with different TV 
standards (NTSC vs. PAL).  It is pretty much "plug and play".  If you 
have any questions on that, I am happy to help where I can since that 
is some of what I do here in Iowa for deaf.

Thanks,

Stuart

On Nov 12, 2005, at 10:23, Lucyna Dlugolecka wrote:

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>> Hello Lucyna, Thierry, Stefan and Everyone!
>> I just finished the most wonderful videophone conversation in ASL  
>> (ASL signs anyway), with Thierry, in Belgium! We were half way around 
>>  the globe from each other, and had a 90 minute sign language  
>> conversation that was so fantastic! It was as clear as if Thierry  
>> were here in my office!
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> Fantastic, indeed! :-)
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>> >During our video conversation we discussed these rotation arrows,  
>> Lucy...I wish you could have been in our conversation too ;-)
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> Hmm, I think a D-Link device must be very expensive and complicated. I
> have just tried to find such a device on the Polish Internet but it
> turned out there are many various D-Link products and I don't know how
> to search the right one...
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>> Anyway, here is a little explanation as to how those Rotation Symbols 
>>  work and I am happy to discuss them tomorrow if you would like...I  
>> must go back to working on my web pages for Stefan's new book, which  
>> I am designing right now, Stefan - I am a little behind...but you and 
>>  Birgit will hear from me as soon as possible! Stefan, maybe you can  
>> explain these arrows better than I can...smile...go right ahead if  
>> you wish!  Val ;-)
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> Well, I don't get your explanations to the arrow for the FORD sign :-(.
> Stefan, can you explain to me? (in English or German).
> Lucy
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