Hi Jonathan, I think the present keyfot upgrade procedure can be accomplished by a deaf blind person. Maybe it could be improved, but the main problem I see currently is actually within the instructions themselves. The emphasis is placed on the tones, but it might be a good idea to place more emphasis on what is displayed on the braille display.
The major problem I see is knowing for sure when the reset takes, but this can be determined by the content of the display after doing the reset. Finally, although the 4 6 (j l) and 4 5 (j k) resets are described as resets, they really aren't in the usual sense. They function more as mode changes. I'm sure there is better wording out there than mine, but I think I make my point. I think these alterations would help things in the future and possibly attention could be given to investigating software changes which might make the upgrade more accessible by a deaf-blind person. For my part, I almost never use speech anyway and find the tones are an aid but certainly not necessary to the upgrade process as all I have to do is monitor the contents of the braille display. Don ___ To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
