You have a right to be angry.  However, do you have access to a
computer?  Honestly, I never do important documents on the Braillenote.
I certainly use it to take notes and to write drafts, but I simply don't
find it reliable enough to do the kind of hard work you just put in.
I am not minimizing what happened to you, believe me, but it might be
time to look into a PC with Microsoft Word.  I'm truly sorry all of this
has happened to you!


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alex Parks
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 1:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Braillenote] This is rediculous!!


Okay, I am really not happy.  No, scratch that; I am furious.  I 
completed revisions to an essay in a word file on my bn.  I had 
copied and pasted a lot of stuff, like quotes and urls, and I 
found that, even though everything was in English, I got these 
language tags with no letter like s or e.  This leads me to my 
first point: this causes the spell checker to say "spelling 
dictionary is not installed".  Why is this happening?
Next, I exited the file a few days ago and, as I just found out, 
it had erased all data after one of these blank language tags! I 
had a backup of the file, thankfully, and went into that to 
modify a few small things before emailing it to my professor.  
When I exited, I got that "exception: converter..." You know the 
rest, I am sure.  I had thought ahead, however, and copied the 
entire file to the clipboard just in case something like that 
happened...  When I pasted the clipboard into a new file, I got a 
blank language tag followed by an English language tag.  No text, 
no nothing.  Just those tags.
This makes me extremely angry.  I would like to thank Humanware 
for, yet again, making a version of ks that has these bugs with 
msw files and for erasing half (all") of my essay.

Alex

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