Nicole and All: Thank you for your list. I like the items that Katie mentioned as her favorites and I would like to add 10 to my favorites list.
I would be interested in the reasons why the ability to move to a web page through a link located in an email is not possible. Could not Keymail and Keyweb work together in this way? JD Townsend Helping the light dependent to see > ----- Original Message ----- >From: Katie Frederick <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Braillenote List <[email protected] >Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 23:07:40 -0500 >Subject: Re: [Braillenote] 2 Questions >I find suggestions 1, 5, 12, 13, 14, 19, and 21 probably the one's I'd be >interested in seeing changed the most. I definitely like the idea of being >able to use the block commands feature in the web browser, because if I >receive an e-mail in keymail with a link of interest, it'd just be awesome to >be able to copy it into the address field... right now if I receive an email >with a link in it, I forward it to my hotmail account so I can open the link >in the web browser. I may write more on some of these suggestions, and >perhaps chime in with a few of my own, but it's rather late, and I'm tired so >this is all for now. >Katie >> ----- Original Message ----- >>From: Nicole Torcolini <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>To: Braillenote List <[email protected] >>Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:11:50 -0800 >>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] 2 Questions >> Thanks for the information. Also, I do have a few suggestions for >>KeySoft. Please understand that I do not expect these to come out in >>KeySoft and that I do not know what KeySoft is capable of. I also admit >>that some of these might be a little far fetched. >>1. Being able to use the block commands in places such as find and replace, >>the address list, web addresses, and the information boxes in email >>2. A better folder system >>3. The BrailleNote insert dots 46 for italics and underline when going from >>computer Braille to grade 2 >>4. Instead of trying to set up defaults for what a paragraph is and how to >>change the spacing, just translating a document as it is >>5. Having tabs that don't indent the whole paragraph, but just the first >>line >>6. The ability to search across files >>7. Being able to open more than two documents and switch between them >>without multiple keystrokes >>8. Being able to view the print layout as well as the embossed layout from a >>document >>9. Putting back into the system the Braille translation table and allowing >>multiple character symbols to be assigned in the unicode table >>10. Being able to remove the format markers (the ones that come up as fm and >>theres no code to type for them) >>11. Being able to hide the grade change markers >>12. Being able to open files from the directory >>13. Being able to protect and unprotect files from the wordprocessor and >>book reader >>14. The file manager being considered a task so it can be switched in and >>out of without going to the main menu >>15. When you press back space to back a level from reading the file list in >>the directory, it not jump directly to drive, but stop at the folder level >>16. The creation of macros >>17. The two modes for running down the battery override hybernate mode >>18. When you press end of file in a list, it takes you to the last item in >>the list instead of the end of list message >>19. Being able to set the alarm without having an appointment, displaying a >>message for the alar, and being able to have a silent alarm >>20. the stopwatch working as a timer as well as a stopwatch >>21. an undo command >>22. Being able to tell the BrailleNote you wish to view a text document in >>computer Braille, but still view everything else in grade 2 (the messages it >>displays) >>Please let me know if any of the things are confusing. I apologize for >>writing so many. >>Nicole
