Hello,
I understand that you do not have the ability to use the fm
radio, but it is a nice feature to those of us who can use it.
I think that what Humanware should look into for a future
release, is a way to make the planner a feature that deaf-blind
people can use as well.
It seems to me, that a vibrating cell on the braille display
could tell you that you need to look at the braille display which
would in turn, alert you that your appointment is going off.
I can understand your frustration, because there are features
that I do not care for, but they come anyway with the upgrade.
I am wondering, if maybe in the future, the way to incorporate
deaf-blind people with the upgrade, is to give a upgrade that
will only incorporate braille features, which would mean the
deaf-blind community would need to work with Humanware to tell
them what is wanted and what is not.
I hope this helps both Humanware, as well as the deaf-blind group
of customers.
Regards,
Robert
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From: kathleen spear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 12:47:15 -0700
Subject: re: [Braillenote] Idea for the next version of KeySoft
Thank you Sharon! I apprecaite your understanding.
(I've invested a great dealofmoney in my Braillenote. If the
upgrades keep pusing voice and sound, I do't kow what I'll do.
COnsequentlym, knowing there are folks out there who WANT the
"BRAILLE" in Braillenote to mean somnething is a blessing. For
the reocrd, I've wondered WHY, since there is a "Voicenote, all
this audio stuff isn't incororated into that Device rather than
the BN.)
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