Hi Desiree,

I do know how lost you must feel without your trusted BrailleNote.

I'll help you all I can though, probably, that isn't a lot.

I would

1)      Try to ensure that all files you need are backed up on to a CF
card and at least available in your VoiceNote, if you can do this.  (You
may well need to refer to them with the VoiceNote if you have nothing
else available.)

2)      Can you print any of the files and perhaps get someone to help
you with the lesson?

3)      Explain the situation to Humanware and ask if this can be given
attention as soon as possible.  (I am sure they will do their best!)

4)      Pray - and I will join you!


--
Carol
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Desiree R
Sturdevant
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 10:40 AM
To: Braillenote List
Subject: [Braillenote] What to do


Hi all:
Well this morning when I went to use my bn, the braille display
completely locks up... so, looks like it will have to go into the shop.
If I had the money, I'd just by a new m power now.  My bn got a good
five years of use out of it... grrr.  My quandry is, what in the world
will I do without the bn?  Sadly, I have become very very dependant on
it.  I do everything, make shopping lists, use the planner, and the
hardest thing is, I teach a Sunday school course.  All of the materials
are on line, and I load it into my bn and can read the lessons.  But
without braille, How am I going to teach my class?  I have no way of
embossing the braille onto paper, and the lessons are usually a good 20
pages or more long, and my braille writer is mostly shot, it's older
than I am. So, what do you guys do when bn is unavailable?  Even if I
don't send it in, I have no braille, I have basically a voice note, and
am not sure how to teach a large class with voice alone.  Advice
please!!  I think I am so silly to let myself depend on something this
much, but this product has been so valuable to most of us on this list,
so I knew you guys, more than anyone else would understand. Thanks for
listening.

Desiree 
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