Terry O. Are you requesting a copy of the command list. I was not sure, because of the message you connected yours to. If so, give me your e-mail address. Terry Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-----Original Message----- From: Terry Olandese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 7:13 PM To: Braillenote List Subject: Re: FW: [Braillenote] Commands Hello I could use some help. I created a folder on my computer and put some files in it with something in those files. I went to look for them on the braille note. I could find the folder, but not the files. I did a reset with no keys held down, but that did not work. They were microsoft documents on a flash card. Any help would be appreciated. Sorry if you are seeing this message twice, but i wasn't sure if it got sent the first time. thanks again. Terry O. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Powers, Terry (NIH/OD/DEAS)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "'Braillenote List'" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 10:42 AM Subject: RE: FW: [Braillenote] Commands > Rhonda; > I sent them directly to the people so as to not clutter up the list. You > might have noticed, I asked a few to send me their e-mail addresses. > terry Powers > Some times I have a hard time getting the right address from the e-mail > with > Jaws. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Rhonda Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 5:09 PM > To: Braillenote List > Subject: re: FW: [Braillenote] Commands > > > Please forgive my recent post. Terry, I saw where you kept > giving the address for people to get them from, but hadn't seen > your list. I apologize. > >> ----- Original Message ----- >>From: "Powers, Terry (NIH/OD/DEAS)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>To: "'[email protected]'" > <[email protected] >>Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 16:34:48 -0400 >>Subject: FW: [Braillenote] Commands > > >>Rhonda; >>What is the difference between your list and the one I was > sending out that >>Rachelle (I know I have her name wrong), put together. Are yours > additions. >>I started reading yours and there are many I had never seen. > Some commands >>have 2 ways to do them, are these the second method. >>Terry Powers >>By the way, I sent copies to the 3 people who asked for copies. > > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Rhonda Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 4:18 PM >>To: BrailleNote List >>Subject: [Braillenote] Commands > > >>I will apologize for taking up space on the list with these. >>However, it seems to be requested. I have separeted these >>commands. The BrailleNote BT will be the first set. Since I do >>not have an mPower, these commands may not be totally accurate. > >>1. Shortcuts Available anywhere in KeySoft Keyboard > >> Settings: Enter with Backspace with K. > >>Review Voice: Enter with Backspace with R. > >>Next Appointment: Enter with N. > >>User Guide: Enter with Backspace with H. > >> Date announcement: Enter with D. > >>Time announcement: Enter with T. > >>Stopwatch: Enter with W. > >>KeyWord: Enter with Backspace with W. > >>Keyplus: Enter with Backspace with S. > >>Keyplan: Enter with Backspace with P. > >>Keylist: Enter with Backspace with A. > >>Keymail: Enter with Backspace with E. > >>Keybook: Enter with Backspace with B. > >>Keyweb: Enter with Backspace with I. > >>Media player: Enter with Backspace with M. > >>Terminal for screen reader: Enter with Backspace with T. > >>Cycle through programs: Space with 2-3-5, then space through the >>list of tasks/applications. > >>Repeat the prompt or message: Space with R; (the BT command is >>not familiar for those who still press Space with C to repeat a >>prompt or message which does not always work.) > >>Repeat and spell prompt or message: Enter with S. Repeat and >>Announce punctuations in prompt or message: Enter with H; (This >>is useful for checking with speech or a URL you've typed.) > >>2. Switch-On > >>Keystrokes Switch on > >>Braillenote with speech on request: Hold down dot 3 while >>switching on. > >>Switching on Braillenote with Braille display turned off: Hold >>down dot 2 while switching on. > >>Switch on Braillenote with both speech and display turned on: >>Hold down dot 2-3 while switching on. > >>3. Not so familiar Thumb Key Commands > >>Route cursor to the beginning of the displayed line: Back with >>Advance > >>Set preferred text document reading grade: Next with Advance; >>cycle through Preferred Reading Grade to have on-the-fly >>translation to contracted Braille when reading text files, 6-Dot >>for no translation and upper case indicator, or 8-Dot for no >>translation > >>Back a word: Previous with Back. > >>Forward a word: Previous with Advance. > >>Move to previous sentence/line, paragraph`stsection, or row in >>the same column where the cursor sits: Previous; the type of >>movement depends on the setting of the "Function of Previous and >>Next thumb keys" in the Braille Display Options. > >>Move to next sentence/line, paragraph`stsection, or row in the >>same column where the cursor sits: Next; the type of movement >>depends on the setting of the "Function of Previous and Next >>thumb keys" in the Braille Display Options. > >>Display Line where the word questioned by the Spellchecker is >>found: Advance or Back. > >>Display Calculation Formula in KeyPlus: Previous with Next. > >>Previous Record: Previous; where "record" may refer to an >>appointment in the planner, E-mail, a database record, or browser >>history item. > >>Next record: Next; where "record" may refer to an E-mail, a >>database record, or browser history item. > >>Check progress of E-mail download and freeing of database space: >>Next. > >>Abandon application, E-mail download or freeing of database >>space, an option accidentally entered such as Find or Search and >>Replace, or exit a menu/submenu: Previous. > >>4. Not Commonly Known Commands Used in Lists and Menus > >>Toggle between Folder and Directory Modes: Space with T; where >>the Directory Mode lets the user move to sub-layers of folders, >>like in a tree-view list. > >>Move up one directory level: Space with dots 2-3; (this is used >>when in Directory Mode and the path being offered is not the root >>directorystffwh this command will take the user, analogous to >>moving back to level 0 in a tree-view list.) > >>Change Drive: Backspace. > >>Cycle forward through most recently visited folders/directories: >>Space with dots 5-6; (executed at the folder/directory name >>prompt.) > >>Cycle back through most recently visited folders/directories: >>Space with dots 2-3; (executed at the folder`stdirectory name >>prompt.) > >>Cycle forward through most recently opened documents: Space with >>dots 5-6; (executed at the file name prompt.) > >>Cycle back through most recently opened documents: Space with >>dots 2-3; (executed at the file name prompt.) > >>Cycle through the available options for a setting in a menu: >>Space with dots 3-4; (this is used when you do not know the >>hotkey for an option to a setting.) > >>Skip the "Review previous options?" prompt when you open >>non-KeyWord files: While cursor is on the file to be opened, >>press Enter twice rather than once. > >>Suppress "Document has been modified, save as a KeyWord document" >>prompt upon exiting non-Key-Word text documents: Type S, and you >>will no longer get that prompt when you modify and exit that >>file. > >>5. Shortcuts Available Within Documents or E-mail Messages Being >>Composed > >>Insert the time: Enter with I, then T; (this makes it unnecessary >>to enter the Insert Menu by selecting from the Options Menu.) > >>Insert calculator result: Enter with I, C, then C for whole >>calculation or R for just the result; (this makes it unnecessary >>to enter the Insert Menu by selecting from the Options Menu.) > >>Insert the Date: Enter with I, D; then T for today's date or P >>for printing date; (this makes it unnecessary to enter the Insert >>Menu by selecting from the Options Menu.) > >>Move to start of next line marked by the soft line-break >>indicator shown as dots a-b-d-f L: Space with dots 4-5; >>(line-break indicators, unlike new line markers, cannot be >>deleted and are inserted by KeyWord if Word Wrap is turned on. > >>Page Up Key: Space with dots 1-2-6, Space with dot 4. > >>Page Down Key: Space with dots 1-2-6, then Space with dot 1. > >>Next Tab position: Backspace with T, together with the command to >>query cursor position Space with dots 1-5-6, (this is useful when >>checking the alignment of text in colomns.) > >>Mark word: From within the Block menu, Space with dots 2-5. > >>Mark sentence or line: From within the Block menu, Space with >>dots 1-4. > >>Mark paragraph or section: From within the Block menu, Space with >>dots 2-3-5-6. > >>Mark top of block: Backspace with M; (note that for all block >>commands, except for Move Block, you can just position the cursor >>at the end of the block and execute a block command, even without >>a bottom-of-block marker, except in Keyweb where this does not > >>Switch keyboard entry to grade 1 Braille: Backspace with A. > >>Switch keyboard entry to grade 2 Braille: Backspace with B. > >>Switch keyboard entry to computer Braille: Backspace with J. > >>Switch keyboard entry to 8-dot Braille to enter a single >>character: Backspace with H. > >>Style of presentation: Backspace with S, then P for paragraph, H >>for heading, S for sub-heading, O for outline, L for lines, or I >>for identical to source. > >>Center line: Enter with C. > >>Right justify line: Enter with R. > >>Underline: Enter with U, then N to turn it on or F to turn it >>off. > >>Font: Enter with F; (this is used to select a font type like B >>for bold, I for italics, S for superscripts, T for subscripts, >>etc., where pressing N after the font type hotkey turns it on and >>F turns it off.) > >>6. Shortcuts to Items in the Format Menu > >>Layout List for that document type (Braille for Braille, >>ink-print for text): Backspace with L. > >>Page settings List for that document type (Braille for Braille, >>ink-print for text): Backspace with P. > >>Braille Settings Menu for text documents: Space with dots >>2-3-4-6, then B. > >>Ink-Print Settings Menu for Braille documents: Space with dots >>2-3-4-6, then I. > >>Braille Page Settings for text, Ink-Print Page Settings for >>Braille, documents: Enter with P. > >>Braille Layout List for text, Ink-Print Layout List for Braille, >>documents: Enter with Backspace with L. > >>Braille (for text) Ink-Print (for Braille) Only Inclusion: Enter >>with Backspace with C. Start Braille (for text) Ink-Print (for >>Braille) Exclusion: Enter with Backspace with dots 3-4. > >>End Braille (for text) Ink-Print (for Braille) Exclusion: Enter >>with Backspace with dots 2-6. > >>Braille (for text) Ink-Print (for Braille) translation options: >>Enter with Backspace with O. > >>Translator Control: Enter with Backspace with dots 2-5. > >>Braille grade, qwerty or change: Backspace with G. > >>Grade to use when translating text into Braille: Enter with g, >>then type A for Grade 1, B for Grade 2, C for computer Braille, >>or P for Preferred Reading Grade. > >>Template Menu: Enter with Backspace with dots 2-3-4-6 for 5.0 >>version. Enter with Backspace with M for earlier versions. > >>Insert Field: Backspace with I. > >>Force inclusion of line: Enter with Backspace with dots 2-3-4-6 >>(or M), then From. > >>Start conditional suppression: Backspace with dots 3-4. > >>End conditional suppression: Backspace with dots 2-6. > >>Mark comment line: Enter with Backspace with dots 2-3-4-6 (or M), >>then M. > >>(Note: If you make changes to the settings in the Format Menu, >>you can Set current configurations as the initial settings for >>new files: Backspace with S.) > >>Revert to the initial settings when file was created: Backspace >>with R. > >>7. Commands That Work on Fields or Prompts (Note that the >>following commands are available when on database fields, E-mail >>headers, the web address prompt, planner appointment fields, the >>Find and Search and Replace prompts, file/folder name prompts. > >>Copy field entry to clipboard: Backspace with K; (this can also >>be used to copy the stopwatch result to the clipboard.) > >>Paste first line in clipboard to a field: Backspace with V. > >>Clear current field: Space, with dots 3-5-6; (This is also an >>alternative command to clear the stopwatch, aside from Backspace >>with Can. > >>Move cursor to start of field entry: Space with dots 1-3. > >>Move cursor to end of field entry: Space with dots 4-6. > >>8. Options at Prompts in KeyMail > >>At the "Ready to send this E-mail?" prompt: Send E-mail: Y. > >>Save E-mail as a Draft: D. > >>Print E-mail: P, then select a template. > >>Emboss E-mail: E, then select a template. > >>Return to "send to" prompt: N. Here, you can Clear the field to >>enter a new address: Space with dots 3-5-6; or, Space with dots >>1-3, then Backspace with C. Look up a person in the Address >>List: Backspace with L. > >>At the "This E-mail is larger than the maximum size allowed" >>prompt: Download: Enter. > >>Skip but leave copy on server: S. > >>Delete from server without downloading: D. > >>Hear information about E-mail size, sender and subject: I. > >>Download only first ten lines and leave copy on server: T. > >>Download first ten lines and delete from server: A. > >>Change the size limit to take effect for subsequent messages, not >>the one being prompted about: L, then type a number between five >>and 10000: (can type in literary numbers without the number sign >>and press Enter. (Note that when opening the Inbox, you can skip >>the "Check for new E-mail" prompt by pressing Enter twice instead >>of once. > >>9. Some Useful KeyWeb Commands > >>Move to next section of text: Enter with dots 5-6; (The size of >>the text section is set in the Display Settings under the >>Internet Options Menu accessed by pressing Enter with M, then D.) > >>Move to previous section of text: Enter with dots 2-3; (The size >>of the text section is set in the Display Settings under the >>Internet Options Menu accessed by pressing Enter with M, then D.) > >>Move back from one page element (input control or link) to >>another: Previous thumb key. > >>Move forward from one page element (input control or link) to >>another: Next thumb key. > >>Placing the cursor on a character within a link without >>activating it: When you are on the link, press and hold down the >>Previous thumb key first, then press and release the touch >>cursor. > >>Access history list while on web page: Enter with dots 2-3-6. > >>Enter history list from the web address prompt: Space with dots >>5-6. > >>Sort by domain/day: While in the browser History, Space with S. >>(Note: History is presented alphabetically for day or domain.) > >>10. Unicode Character Commands > >>These commands only function in Text or Computer Braille >>documents. > >>Unicode character entry: Backspace with dots 3-5, type Unicode >>code, then press Enter. > >>Look for a character in the Unicode Table by its name: Backspace >>with dots 3-5, type the name or part of it, press Enter. > >>Find the next character with that name typed: Space with N. > >>Review or change the way a character is displayed in Braille: >>While cursor is on Unicode character, Space with d, then to A >>assign, R to reassign, or U to unassign. > >>Review or change a macro for a character: While cursor is on >>Unicode character, Space with K, then A to assign, R to reassign, >>or U to unassign. > >>Unicode Macro: press the 6 or 8-dot key combination you have >>assigned. > >>Extended character entry: Backspace with dots 3-5, type the ASCII >>character number, then Enter; > >>ASCII decimal numbers are different from Unicode hexadecimal >>codes (e.g., the symbol called "n tilde" is ASCII 241 but unicode >>0x00f1. > > > >>VN QT COMMANDS > >>1. Shortcuts available anywhere in KeySoft > >>Keyboard settings: Function with K > >>Review Voice: Function with R. > >>Next appointment: Function with N. > >>User Guide: Read with Help > >>Date Announcement: Function with D. > >>Time Announcement: Function with T. > >>Stopwatch: Function with W. > >>KeyWord: Function with 4. > >>KeyPlus: Function with 5. > >>KeyPlan: Function with 6. > >>KeyList: Function with 7. > >>KeyMail: Function with 8. > >>KeyBook: Function with 9. > >>KeyWeb: Function with 0. > >>Terminal for screen reader: Menu Key, then T. > >>Cycle through programs: Function with S. > >>Repeat prompt or message: Repeat Key. > >>Repeat and spell prompt or message: Function with L. This is >>useful for speech-only users in finding out the spelling of >>E-mail addresses in headers, and questioned and suggested words >>in the spell-checker. > >>Repeat and announce punctuations in prompt or message: Function >>with P. > >>2. Switch-on Keystrokes > >>Switch on BrailleNote with speech on request: Hold down shift key >>while switching on. > >>Switch on BrailleNote with Braille display turned off: Hold down >>Ctrl Key while switching on. > >>Switch on BrailleNote with both speech and display turned on: >>Hold down Ctrl Key with Shift while switching on. > >>3. Not so Familiar Thumb Key Commands > >>Route cursor to the beginning of the displayed line: Back with >>Advance. > >>Set preferred text document reading grade: Next with Advance; > >>Cycle through preferred reading grade to have on-the-fly >>translation to contracted Braille when reading text files, 6-dot >>for no translation and upper case indicator, or 8-dot for no >>translation but with dot 7 in the same cell as the upper-case >>character. > >>Back a word: Previous with Back. > >>Forward a word: Previous with Advance. > >>Move to previous sentencestline, paragraph`stsection, or row in >>the same column where the cursor sits: Previous; the type of >>movement depends on the setting of the "Function of Previous and >>Next" thumb keys, in the Braille Display Options. > >>Move to next sentencestline, paragraph`stsection, or row in the >>same column where the cursor sits: Next; the type of movement >>depends on the setting of the "Function of Previous and Next" >>thumb keys, in the Braille Display Options. > >>Display line where the word questioned by the spellchecker is >>found: Advance or Back. > >>Display calculation formula in KeyPlus: Previous with Next. > >>Previous record: Previous; where "Record" may refer to an >>appointment in the planner, E-mail, a database record, or browser >>history item. > >>Next record: Next; where "Record" may refer to an E-mail, a >>database record, or browser history item. > >>Check progress of E-mail download and freeing of database space: >>Next. > >>Abandon application, E-mail download or freeing of database >>space, an option accidentally entered such as Find or Search and >>Replace, or exit a menustsubmenu: Previous. > >>4. Not Commonly Known Commands Used in Lists and Menus > >>Toggle between folder and directory modes: Ctrl with T. Where >>the directory mode lets the user move to sub-layers of folders, >>like in a jree-view list. > >>Move up one directory level: Read with 7. This is used when in >>directory mode and the path being offered is not the root >>directoryst to which this command will take the user, analogous >>to moving back to level 0 in a tree-view list. > >>Change drive: Ctrl with D. > >>Cycle forward through most recently visited folders/directories: >>Read with 9. Executed at the folderstdirectory name prompt. > >>Cycle back through most recently visited folderstdirectories: >>Read with 7. Executed at the folderstdirectory name prompt. > >>Cycle forward through most recently opened documents: Read with >>9. Executed at the file name prompt. > >>Cycle back through most recently opened documents: Read with 7. >>Executed at the file name prompt. > >>Cycle through the available options for a setting in a menu: Ctrl >>with Space. This is used when you do not know the hotkey for an >>option to a setting. > >>Skip the "Review Previous Options?" prompt when you open >>non-KeyWord files: While cursor is on the file to be opened, >>press ENTER twice rather than once. > >>Suppress "Document Has Been Modified, Save as a KeyWord >>Document?" prompt upon exiting non-KeyWord text documents: Type >>S, and you will no longer get that prompt when you modify and >>exit that file. > >>5. Shortcuts Available Within Documents or E-mail Messages Being >>Composed > >>Insert the time: Ctrl with 4. This makes it unnecessary to enter >>the Insert Menu by selecting from the Options Menu. > >>Insert calculator result: Ctrl with 5. This makes it unnecessary >>to enter Insert Menu by selecting from the Options Menu. > >>Insert the date: Ctrl with 6. Press T for today's date or P for >>Printing Date. this makes it unnecessary to enter Insert Menu by >>selecting from the Options Menu. > >>Move to start of next line marked by the soft line-break >>indicator shown as Read with Space. Line indicators, unlike new >>line markers, cannot be deleted and are inserted by KeyWord if >>word wrap is turned on. > >>Page up key: Function with Up Arrow. > >>Page down key: Function with Down Arrow. > >>Next tab position: Read with Apostrophe. > >>Mark word: From within the Block Menu, Read with K. > >>Mark sentence or line: From within the Block Menu, Read with I. > >>Mark paragraph or section: From within the Block Menu, Read with >>8. > >>Mark top of block: Backspace with M. Note that for all block >>commands, except for "move block", you can just position the >>cursor at the end of the block and execute a block command, even >>without a "bottom-of-block" marker, except in KeyWeb where this >>does not work. > >>Switch Keyboard entry to grade 1 Braille: Ctrl with g, then 1. > >>Switch Keyboard entry to grade 2 Braille: Ctrl with g, then 2. > >>Switch Keyboard entry to Computer Braille: Ctrl with G, then C. > >>Switch Keyboard entry to Qwerty keystrokes: Ctrl with G, then Q. > >>beStyle of presentation: Ctrl with Y. P for paragraph, H for >>heading, S for sub-heading, O for outline, L for lines, or I for >>"identical to source". > >>Center line: Ctrl with E. > >>Right justify line: Ctrl with R. > >>Underline: Ctrl with U, then N to turn it on, or F to turn it >>off. > >>Font: Ctrl with T. This is used to select a font type like B for >>bold, I for italics, S for superscript, T for subscrift, etc., >>where pressing N after the font type hotkey turns it on and F >>turns it off. > >>6. Shortcuts to Items in the Format Menu > >>Layout list for that document type (Braille for Braille, >>ink-print for text): Ctrl with L. > >>Page settings list for that document type (Braille for braille, >>ink-print for text): Ctrl with P. > >>Braille settings menu for text documents: Read with Ctrl with B. > >>Ink-print settings menu for Braille documents: Read with Ctrl >>with B. > >>Braille page settings for text, Ink-print page settings for >>Braille, documents: Read with Ctrl with B, then P. > >>Braille layout list for text, Ink-print layout list for Braille, >>documents: Read with Ctrl with L. > >>Braille (for text) Ink-print (for Braille) only inclusions: Read >>with Ctrl with N. > >>Start Braille (for text) Ink-print (for Braille) exclusions: Read >>with Ctrl with X. > >>End Braille (for text) Ink-print (for Braille) exclusion: Read >>with Ctrl with Y. > >>Braille (for text) Ink-print (for Braille) translation options: >>Ctrl with O. > >>Translator control: Read with Ctrl with B, then C. > >>Braille grade, qwery or change: Ctrl with G > >>Grade to use when translating text into Braille: Read with Ctrl >>with B, then G. Then, type 1 for grade one, 2 for grade two, C >>for Computer Braille, or P for preferred reading grade. > >>Template Menu: Ctrl with A. > >>Insert field: Ctrl with A, then I. > >>Force inclusion of line: Ctrl with A, then F. > >>Start conditional suppression: Ctrl with A, then S. > >>End conditional suppression: Ctrl with A, then E. > >>Mark comment line: Ctrl with A, then M. > >>(note: If you have made changes to the settings in the Format >>Menu, you can set current configurations at the initial settings >>for new files: Ctrl with S.) > >>Revert to the initial settings when file was created: Ctrl with >>R. > >>7. Commands That Work on Fields or Prompts > >>(Note: The following commands are available when on database >>fields, E-mail headers, the web address prompt, Planner >>appointment fields, the "Find and Search and Replace" prompts, >>file/folder name prompts, and practically anywhere in KeySoft >>where the user cannot enter the Block Commands Menu but would >>like to access the "Copy and Paste" Options.) > >>Copy field entry to clipboard: Ctrl with C. This can also be >>used to copy the Stopwatch result to the clipboard. Paste first >>line in clipboard to a field: Ctrl with V. > >>Clear current fields: Ctrl with Backspace. 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