Can someone put these arcive commands in updated language for me.  What e-mail 
address is she even talking about.  Is there an easier way.  Found this while 
cleaning up.
Thanks.
Terry Powers


-----Original Message-----
From: Gennett Roselle Ambee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 9:03 PM
To: BrailleNote discussion list
Subject: [braillenote] re: a problem with searching


Hello, Tom.  Yeah, I loved that Search Forward and Back commands on the BNS and 
hopefully, we could have something like that on the BrailleNote.  Also, notice 
that the Find command on the BNS / BLT make progress clicks when searching so 
that you'll know nothing has gone wrong even if the process takes so long.  
That's what the Find command on the BN should have, too, progress clicks or 
beeps which you can turn off if you wish, similar to the FS notetakers we've 
shamelessly mentioned here.  <smile> As for what you've missed, I cannot tell 
how much exactly because I've just subscribed last January, but let me just say 
that I've seen two flame wars so far, and they're sparked by press releases 
from PDI. <grin> I don't know if those threads are still in the archives but 
here's how you can access them.  Go to 
http://www.pulsedata.co.nz/lyris/lyris.pl?enter=braillenote, type the e-mail 
address you have subscribed to this list, skip the edit field asking for a 
password, and click on the "Enter BrailleNote" button.  There will be options, 
where the first is to Read Messages, and that's how you get into the archives.  
The last 200 posts are presented but you can jump back by a number you can 
select, and do other stuff like replying, forwarding, etc.

Roselle

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>Quoting: "Tom Lange" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

>Hi,

>Your points are well taken and I agree with you completely.  BTW, I never
>new about forward and backward commands for the BNS.  They work on my old
>BLT40 too.

>I got bumped from the Braille Note list back in early November of last year,
>probably due to some server glitch, at least I hope so,  and didn't rejoin
>until recently, so I'm sure that I've missed a lot of good discussions about
>feature requests.  It's good to hear that others are interested in a global
>find feature.  I wonder what else I've missed out on.   Is this list
>archived anywhere?

>Tom




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