Hi Terry,
If you are going to write something in computer braille and you don't hear
the prompt "computer braille is required", type a backspace with G followed
by the letter J which stands for zero. This one entry only will be in
computer braille, no number signs are required. If you wish to bypass your
call waiting feature on your phone, you'd type the ISP number as follows:
backspace G J (or backspace G0) *70,2573303 and the phone number will be
properly entered. The star is dots 1 6 in computer braille. Once you go
to the next field, you will be typing in grade two again. Pressing enter
usually takes the BN back to grade two. One can set their keyboard entry
to grade two more permanently if they wish but I'd rather write in grade
two braille unless I need to enter something in computer braille. I don't
know a great deal about math symbols though!
Jim
At 05:09 AM 10/27/2005 , you wrote:
James;
Can you explain how to write numbers in computer braille on a BT. After
our conversation about lowercase and number signs, yesterday, I am
comfused. I thought computer braille was lowercase numbers.
Sarah or Sarai said I had to use number sign for the phone number. What
did she mean.
Also if you know about math symbols, can you answer my e-mail about math
symbols or someone out there, please.
Terry Powers
-----Original Message-----
From: James Aldrich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 8:35 PM
To: Braillenote List
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] hotels and email
type in 9 comma then the desired ISP number. If you have a BT keyboard,
type all of this in computer braille. I use to type in the new number over
the number I used at home, then once I got home, I'd type in the ISP number
I use at home. This saved me from always creating a new Email account. To
each their own though!
Jim Aldrich
At 09:57 AM 10/26/2005 , you wrote:
>hi,
>
>I'm going to be at a hotel starting tomorrow. I'm still using dial up and
>have looked up the access numbers. But I always forget how to add the 9 for
>dialing an outside line from within a hotel. i go through this every single
>time I use my BN at a hotel! i can't ever find it in the manual either.
>Could someone please send me the directions to add the 9 to the dial up
>number, with a pause after the 9? Hopefully, that makes sense. I'm using a
>BN BT keysoft version 5, I think, but I might reinstall 5.1 today before i
>go. can't remember which version is more stable for email and don't want to
>crash my unit like the last time.
>
>thanks.
>
>Sherry
>
>
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