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Software Maintenance Agreement
HumanWare will be releasing KeySoft 7 in mid-January 2006, and it's our
biggest and
best release ever!
Whether you have a BrailleNote or VoiceNote mPower, a BrailleNote PK, or a
BrailleNote
or VoiceNote Classic, there's a version of KeySoft 7 that will be available
for you.
KeySoft 7 takes one count from your Software Maintenance Agreement (SMA). An
SMA
allows you to receive two major versions of KeySoft for the price of one.
Remember,
SMAs only can be used for a version of KeySoft if they are purchased prior
to the
release of the software concerned. So if you are not yet an SMA holder,
ensure you
get the best deal on KeySoft 7 plus the next major release of KeySoft by
purchasing
your SMA now. What a great holiday present for you or that special
BrailleNote user
in your life.
Note that the cost of KeySoft 7 on its own is exactly the same as the cost
of an
SMA, so an SMA represents by far the best value for money.
Contact HumanWare or your local dealer for KeySoft 7 pricing.
Please note that KeySoft 7 will not run on the original BrailleNote,
discontinued
in 2002, that does not have a compact flash slot in the back of the unit.
The latest
version of KeySoft that runs on these units is 4.02. By BrailleNote Classic,
we refer
to the BrailleNotes and VoiceNotes prior to BrailleNote and VoiceNote mPower
that
have a compact flash slot in the back of the units. Original BrailleNote
owners should
contact Humanware about transplanting to BrailleNote mPower.
What's in KeySoft 7?
We promised that KeySoft 7 would be our best release ever, and as you look
at this
extensive feature list, you can see we've packed in a wide range of features
that
will change the way you work, learn and play
New features:
KeyBase
KeyPlus with Fractions
Games
Braille Input for JAWS
More Configuable Email
More Bluetooth Support
FM Radio
Eloquence Speech
Voice Recorder
KeyBase, Available on All Models
This new application, available from KeySoft's Main Menu, is a powerful
database
manager allowing easy creation of your own databases. KeyBase ships with
many useful
databases to assist you in cataloging your music collection, keeping track
of home
inventory, entering recipes, logging ham radio contacts and so much more.
But the
step by step wizard-style interface of KeyBase makes it a snap to create
your own
databases too. Simply tell KeyBase the names of your fields and the type of
data
you want to store in that field. Be specific right down to the kind of
Braille you
want to be entered into a field if you wish. Want to share your database
with others?
Then you can even customize the messages users read when they press the help
key
when entering data into each field.KeyBase allows easy importing and
exporting to
and from many applications including Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access and
many on-line
banking systems.
Updated KeyPlus Scientific Calculator, Available on All Models
Work with fractions in the updated KeyPlus Scientific Calculator. As well as
performing
standard mathematical operations, you can convert fractions to decimals and
vice
versa, convert fractions to and from percentages, convert a fraction to its
lowest
terms, and much more.
Let the Games Begin, Available on All Models
One of the most frequent questions asked of HumanWare about the BrailleNote
family
has always been, "can you play games on this?" Now, the answer is a
resounding yes,
as interactive fiction comes to KeySoft. Interactive fiction, also known as
text
adventures, will take you into mysterious worlds where you can look at your
environment,
move around, collect objects, talk to all kinds of strange creatures and
sometimes
find yourself trapped. There are hundreds of compatible interactive fiction
games
available for download on the Internet, ranging from educational titles for
kids
right through to epic fantasy for the serious gamer, and you can play them
right
on your BrailleNote or VoiceNote. Easily switch in and out of games when you
need
to check e-mail or make a note, play music in the background while you solve
the
latest mystery, or save games for later resumption.
Braille Input for JAWS for Windows, Available on All Models
Window-eyes users have for some time been able to control their Windows PC
from their
BrailleNote in Braille terminal mode. Now, that feature is available for
JAWS for
Windows users as well. Compose e-mail, write a Microsoft Word document or
work with
your spreadsheets on your PC, all from your BrailleNote's keyboard.
More Configurable E-mail, Available on All Models
Some Internet service providers are now using non-standard POP and SMTP
server ports
as an attempt to increase security. While most users will not need to be
concerned
with this, those customers on Internet providers adopting this approach can
now specify
any port for both POP and SMTP traffic.
More Bluetooth Support, Available on BrailleNote and VoiceNote mPower, and
BrailleNote
PK models only
The integrated Bluetooth support in BrailleNote and VoiceNote mPower and
BrailleNote
PK just got even more useful! In KeySoft 7 you can,
Use your device as a remote synthesizer for your PC with no wires attached.
Take
your BrailleNote or VoiceNote mPower or BrailleNote PK up to 10 meters (30
feet)
away from your PC and still hear what your screen reader is saying.
Use your device as a wireless Braille display. With BrailleNote mPower and
PK operating
as a wireless Braille display, coupled with the keyboard input
functionality, you
have complete control over your PC as far as 10 meters (30 feet) away from
your PC.
Take the BrailleNote outside on a sunny day and keep on working on your PC
using
the keyboard input functionality. Control a PowerPoint presentation in front
of your
audience, even when the PC is tucked away in an inconvenient place. The
possibilities
are limitless!
Drive a wireless visual display. Want to give a presentation using data on
your BrailleNote?
Are you a teacher who wants to be able to check a student's work with no
wires or
fuss? The extension of the visual display function to include Bluetooth
makes all
this possible. Use a range of devices for the visual display function
including Palm
Pilots and Windows HyperTerminal
FM Radio, Available on BrailleNote and VoiceNote mPower only
That's right, your BrailleNote or VoiceNote mPower is now an FM radio too!
Scan the
FM band for your stations and save them as presets. Read the frequency on
the Braille
display or the station name if you've saved that information. Listen to the
FM radio
while you work on other tasks. Control the volume of the FM radio separately
from
the volume of the speech. Even use the recorder to record FM radio stations.
Eloquence Speech, Available on BrailleNote and VoiceNote mPower only
HumanWare's BrailleNote and VoiceNote mPower becomes the first device of its
kind
to offer you a choice of speech synthesizer. Use the highly responsive and
accurate
KeyNote Gold speech that has been one of KeySoft's strongest features, or
switch
to the familiar Eloquence speech that is now widely available on access
technology
products. When Eloquence is active, you may also choose to have hyperlinks
voiced
in a different Eloquence voice when using KeyWeb, making the web really come
to life.
Voice Recorder, Available on BrailleNote PK only
The popular voice recorder for BrailleNote mPower arrives on BrailleNote PK
in KeySoft
7. Just press the handy record button on the front of your BrailleNote PK,
and make
recordings using the built-in microphone.
Is there anything I need before I sign up for the SMA plan?
The SMA program is only for BrailleNote mPower units, BrailleNote PK units
and BrailleNote
Classic units with a Compact Flash card slot on the back panel. If you have
an older
BrailleNote machine you may want to consider upgrading the hardware in order
to gain
access to the benefits of the SMA program.
There are two different types of SMA to consider, one supplied in the
post on a memory card, simply insert and upgrade and the the software only
upgrade, requiring internet downloading and file manipulation.
For further information on the cost of the SMA plan and the options
available phone
your closest HumanWare sales office.
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Caitlin
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 9:49 PM
To: Braillenote List
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] page numbers
Hi Nicole,
I just entered and thus far, I haven't received any sort of error. I'll
post again if I do receive something weird.
For anyone who wants it, the direct link is at:
http://www.humanware.com/Products/Notetakers/SMA.asp
. The form is right there on the page.
Cheers,
Caitlin
Please visit my home page at www.deraitland.com. You may also be interested
in my LiveJournal at www.caitlin45.com. Check out The Beyond Radio Network
at www.tbrn.net.
Thanks!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nicole Torcolini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 6:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] page numbers
> On the notetakers page of the Human Ware website, there is a link
> called BrailleNote SMA (Software Maintenance Agreement). Under that
> link is information about 7.0. There is a form to fill out to enter
> the drawing. However, I received an error email when I filled out the
form.
> If someone wouldn't mind trying to enter, could they please see if
> they get the same problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Nicole
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Powers, Terry (NIH/OD/DEAS) [E]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 6:11 AM
> Subject: RE: [Braillenote] page numbers
>
>
> Nicole;
> Where did you hear about a 7.0 drawing. What would we get exactly? I
> have not heard of one. Please tell us more about it and how to enter.
> Terry Powers
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nicole Torcolini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 9:52 PM
> To: Braillenote List
> Subject: [Braillenote] page numbers
>
>
> Is there a way to emboss page numbers so that they appear on the
> same line as the first line of text instead of there own line? Also,
> has anyone else tried to apply for the Keysoft 7 drawing and received
> an error email?
>
> Thanks,
> Nicole
>
>
>
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