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Hi Joe.
Basically to answer your questions after you hit
install within windows, a folder called ubuntu gets created on your c:\
partition and after the install is complete, when you reboot your pc, a menu
appears on screen asking if you want to boot in to ubuntu or
windows.
Please note you may need sighted assistance the
first time you start your ubuntu session aafter a reboot.
also before clicking install, click the
accessablility button in the installation program and choose the radio button
that says screen reader. also when selecting a size for the ubuntu folder and
how much space it will use, i'd choose around 10 gigs or there abouts. If anyone
has anything else they think i've missed or is incorrect, please let us all
know.
Let us all know how your install goes within
windows and after the reboot how you choose wether you want windows and or
ubuntu and if you wait which o s comes up by default.
Apparently from what i've been told if you don't
like ubuntu you can boot in to windows and remove ubuntu via add remove
programs in the control pannel.
Also when choosing which o s to boot in to, you
have to use your arrow keys to do this.
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