Hi Orhan and list:
I must agree with you, I think that multilanguage support
would be excellent! I have a spanish class that I could sometimes
use the back and forth option Orhan described.
Zach
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From: orhan deniz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Rose Combs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date sent: Sat, 27 Sep 2008 07:59:16 +0100
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Ideas For A Revised BrailleNote
Hi Rose,
As a language student, I would like improved language support.
Also, multi lingual
dictionaries which
can do back and
forward translation
such as: French to
English, English to
French would be
nice.
Best regards,
Orhan.
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On Friday, 26 September 2008 11:17:18 PM, Rose Combs Wrote:
I have seen a few good ideas here, a few I would not like to pay
a dime for,
but the things I truly need are better Word support and a way to
connect the
Braillenote to the computer, bluetooth may work for some but for
most of us
it isn't working no matter how hard we try to make it happen. I
work hard
for what I have, buy my own equipment and much as I treasure the
Braille
Note for what it has allowed me to do in the past almost 8
years, I need it
to keep up and it does not seem to be doing so. A one-liner
that there will
be a new generation out next year is not going to persuade me
that the
Braille Note is Alive and Well, maybe, but I am having to give
some thought
to meeting my immediate needs at work and that just may have to
be another
product, if I can find one in working order that truly doesn't
not take a
genius to operate. I am tired of having to convert Word
documents to text
to read them and then finding links don't even show up in that
document,
just blank cells where they are supposed to be, I should not
have to spend
ours preparing a document for transfer when someone else
prepared it a
certain way for a good reason. I learned right away that it is
better for
me to not transfer my notes into Word and almost everything I
get now has to
be messed with forever to make it give the exact same info my
sighted
coworkers and peers get at a glance. This may be Microsoft, but
then again,
why has it been an issue for six (6) years.
I'd rather stick with my Braille note than learn a new system
but if it
can't come close to meeting today's needs I may soon have to
rethink this
situation to stay competitive in employment.
I am truly torn here, in 2000 the Braille note was way out there
ahead in
the game, in 2008, I have my doubts it is breaking my heart.
Rose Combs
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Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 1:42 PM
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Cc: Humanware Drummondville Support
Subject: [Braillenote] Ideas For A Revised BrailleNote
Ottawa Canada
I'm not sure how practical this is, but I would re-design the
BrailleNote to
use an SDHC card for the flash disk or a CF card for the flash
disk and
possibly the System disk. That would give us 32 GB with a big
SDHC card, or
64 GB with a big CF card.
Think I'd hide these cards inside an access door so you're not
tempted to
remove them needlessly.
What do you other Listers think?
My attitude towards storage is you can never have enough.
Brian
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