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Below is recent news announcements. 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Marketing Contact: Mark Walters

Adaptive-Tech Services

PO BOX 540

CHARLESTOWN NSW 2290

AUSTRALIA

www.adaptive-tech.com.au

New Look! Same reliable Products and Services

(Charlestown NSW, Australia, 1 June 2006) – Adaptive-Tech Services is pleased to launch it’s new look website.  ATS has recently gone through a transformation of it’s corporate logo and presentation style of information. 

We realize at ATS that after nine years there needed to be some changes in our corporate look and image.  We embarked on a project to re-package the way we promote our products and services.  Extensive work with a graphic designer and various other consultants has resulted in our new image, while maintaining with some familiarization our core brand.

Guidelines Accessibility

You will notice the next time you receive correspondence from us that we have reviewed our accessibility policy and this will be reflected in a few changes to how we convey important information to you.

Feedback

We would value any input from our existing clients and also other visitors to the site on how the new site is working for you.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Marketing Contact: Mark Walters

Adaptive-Tech Services

PO BOX 540

CHARLESTOWN NSW 2290

AUSTRALIA

www.adaptive-tech.com.au

Australian Braillenote GPS Users Group

(Charlestown NSW, Australia, 2 June 2006) – Adaptive-Tech Services announced today that Mark Walters is heading up the

program to get the National Braillenote GPS Users Group established in

Australia.  A number of potential GPS users have come on board to support this important initiative.

This will be done through a formal process through contact with potential and existing Braillenote GPS Users.  There are roughly around six or so Braillenote GPS Users in Australia using GPS version 2.0 on classic Braillenotes. 

ATS would like to hear from those users as the National Braillenote GPS Users Group is formed.  ATS will be working with Sendero and Humanware Australia very closely over the coming months.  If there is enough contact back from existing Braillenote GPS users in Australia ATS would like to work on converting existing POI files for Australia to support Version 3.5 of the software.  This will give existing Version 2.0 users the chance to upgrade and new users the existing POI files.  As our National group grows we can incorporate our own POI files as we create them. 

Adaptive-Tech Services has been providing products for the blindness and low vision market in Australia for the past 9 years along with excellent

training and technical support.  

If you would like any additional information please email Mark Walters at: mark.walters@adaptive-tech.com.au