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fDesc[1] = "will probably notice when you open this application is the HUGE (it's not that big) banner at the bottom. I know this is a free application and all, but did they really need to blind me with flashing banners while I am trying to burn a couple songs?";
		fDesc[2] = "variety of keyboard layouts. The program supports novice and expert users who wish to improve on their typing skills. It is appealing to adults and children alike by applying feeback techniques to keep the user interested in taking the next lesson.";
		fDesc[3] = "hard-diskhard disk. So it facilitates keeps the user from losing the information saved on CD’s DVD’s, etc., in case of scratches by copying it on a hard drive and even providing an option to run the same with the help of a virtual drive.";
		fDesc[4] = "against online PokerTH users. PokerTH allows up to seven human players in a game. With PokerTH you can chat with online players, start or join an Internet game and create network games.";
		fDesc[5] = "master the blind typing method. The features of the program are the easy and stylish interface, the sequential learning process with free choice of the program modes, the background music and the user-friendly help.";
		fDesc[6] = "for people who cannot read properly so they can use a computer. This program will them where they are operating. There are ten languages available.";
		fDesc[7] = "The dictionary contains over 250,000 words, including historical figures, slang and jargon. The program suits perfectly for visually impaired or blind computer users.";
		fDesc[8] = "Documents on paper are scanned and converted into text with its highly accurate OCR capabilities, while electronic files are opened and transformed into readable text on the fly. Once converted, OpenBook’s high-quality synthetic speech will read it aloud for you.";
		fDesc[9] = "whole process is automatic, relying on the silences and long pauses that we find in spoken recordings. The process involves no re-encoding, thus preserving the original quality. This application has been designed to be accessible for blind and visually impaired users.";
		fDesc[10] = "supports the three main types of DTBs available – text only, audio only with NCC, and synchronized text and audio. Though fully compatible with your favorite screen reader, its built-in TTS capabilities allow you to use it independently.";
		fDesc[11] = "impaired users, you can also get a list from of latest radio stations on the internet and save your favourite stations.";
		fDesc[12] = "the 2.0 and 2.02 DAISY specifications. It supports three main types of DAISY books – text-only, audio-only, and full-text with full-audio. Its simple display will allow you to browse through the NCC of the book or to follow the text while listening to the audio recording.";
		fDesc[13] = "will allow you to make the most of this new standard of digital talking book. Its self-voiced interface will help you navigate through the structured audio, text (when available), and Braille, of both DAISY 2.02 books and OPF package files containing a DAISY/NISO Z39.86-2002 file set.";
		fDesc[14] = "To Speech (included). It can convert Text to Audio for a whole book in one run, splitting off chapters into well named Audio files.";
		fDesc[15] = "what you should do from the small blind or the big blind. The SAGE system is very useful for heads-up play in the later stages of a Sit and Go tournament. If you win due to this application, I would appreciate it if you shared a tiny part of your wealth with me (pepimar@pandora.be) The SAGE System is Copyright © 2005 by James Kittock and Lee Jones, and the terms SAGE System and \"Are you SAGE?\" are trademarks.";
		
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