Hi all, particularly Humanware Staff
Are any of you aware that a new version of Apple's Mac Operating System, 
called Leopard, is going to be released next Friday, October 26? The reason 
why I'm asking is that what I don't understand is that, great, we have 
Braille support out of the box, but how come all Humanware Braille displays 
except the BrailleNote are supported? It just sounds really odd to me that 
the Braille Connect and the Brailliant are supported, but not the 
BrailleNotes? Ah well, think I'll stick with Windows for now until the mac 
supports this. If any of you from Humanware can explain the reasoning behind 
this, then I'd love to hear about it, and I'm sure others would love to as 
well. Thanks in advance for sharing.
Chris Hallsworth
BrailleNote mPower user
Website: www.chrishallsworth.co.nr 


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