Hello,
Yes I suppose that you are correct in that regards. However you
could also have a plane fly into your house. There are many more easer
targets to hit then a bn out there. I believe that an sdk will really
enhance the bn line of products. I do not think that it will increase the
risk enough to be concerned. I have not stopped traveling because of the
increased risk of terrorism either though.
Scott
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But understand I know there is no threat of a virus for the bn, I am just
saying do not say its impossible when it really is.
Gabe Vega
Technical Support Specialist
Information Services Unit
Arizona Industries for the Blind
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Hi Everybody,
I bought my voicenote qwerty in late June of 03, and I haven't been plagued
with any viruses at all. (knock on wood)
Why look a gift horse in the mouth.
I hope that Your life is beautiful, just like mine.
Jay Dailey
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>Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 16:16:56 -0500
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>Confidently? No, since I can't confidently say why people write
viruses in the first place. (It's one of the most despicable things a
computer-literate person can waste there time on, and I would really like to
see what would happen if all this effort were to be directed somewhere less
harmful, but anyway...) My layman's explanation as to why a BrailleNote is
safe from the garden-variety virus is that the virus has nothing to
communicate with, nothing to "hook on" to. I don't know, maybe it's like
having a non-secure network, and we feel safe until we've been attacked.
Sorry I don't have any valuable virus-related facts here, I'm just
reiterating what I've been hearing from those in the know for years.
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>Gabriel
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>Can you confidently explain why not. I'm curious?
>Gabe Vega
>Technical Support Specialist
>Information Services Unit
>Arizona Industries for the Blind
>CellPhone:(602) 488-9862
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>No, not ono our BN's.
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>Gabriel
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>Do we not have a virus risk already do to the fact that we run windows?
>Gabe Vega
>Technical Support Specialist
>Information Services Unit
>Arizona Industries for the Blind
>CellPhone:(602) 488-9862
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>Yeah,
>But you don't want people who don't know what they're doing to develop
>programs. That is a draw back. Also, would the virus risk be increased?
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>I for one agree that if there was a SDK then we could build a messenger
>program that would allow us to communict and have a PDA like others,
>and also develop altive programs for one the planner so it is more like
>the Outlook one that is on every other device out there I belive :-)
>Any how I don't have a device yet but form what I am reading and have
>read in the manul and played around with on the standard classic VN
>QT
>This topic should make for a interesting subject and maybe give insight
>in to the next KeySoft
>Thanks
>Christopher E
>On 9/14/05, will <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> hi humanware staff especially jonothan,
>> Can a software development kit be developed to help expand our
>> braille
>> notes? I love the braille note and i am getting an m power, but i
>> feel
>> that other products in the competition are better as more software
>> can
>> be added to enhance the usage of the product in questions. for the
>> braille note can a program be made that is wizard driven or something
>> to enable us to indipendantly write programs for other users
>like
>> spreadsheets, games, databases, etcetra?
>> or, has the m power paved the way for us to gain access to third
>party
>> applications? a messenger program like MSN, AOL and Yahoo or all
>three,
>> would be cool if we are on teh move and using our braille notes in
>> all
>new
>> ways
>> what you think
>> regards, all the best, will
>> p.s. cant wait for my m power
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