The idea would be that a user could define the functionality of certain
keys.
Also, in the case of cell phones, 
 as Rusty said, these keys would perform different functions based upon
where in Keysoft the user was.

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I'm afraid I don't get it.  Exactly what are these keys, and what 
do they do? What are the advantages?
Alex

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>From: "Scott E Ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 17:27:55 -0400
>Subject: RE: [Braillenote] Soft keys, What an idea!

>Rusty,
>       I think that you are really onto some thing.  Cool idea.
>Scott


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>Subject: [Braillenote] Soft keys, What an idea!

>Hi folks,

>I realize this is  a bit of a dream, but here it goes.

>On many cell phones, there is a concept in use called "soft keys" 
There are
>two or more keys on the phone which change function based on user
>prefferences, or based on what the phone is doing at the time.  
Most often,
>the function of the key is displayed on the screen.  It is spoken 
by speech
>software installed.

>Wouldn't it be great if this functionality could be given to the 
bn,
>maximizing the use of the entire display?
>Just a thought, but what if the cursor routing keys, or possibly 
the braille
>keys on the BT, could act as soft keys, performing what ever 
action is
>displayed in braille on the display.
>For example a file actions display, "press the soft key to 
perform the
>action" print, save, delete, translate, all on the display at 
once, a block
>commands display, Top Bottom Delete, Move Copy Append.
>Or a "preset" display for the FM radio.  Press the softkey above 
the preset
>you want to listen to.

>Just a crazy idea!

>Rusty


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