Hi,
>From what I know, the BN's keyboard driver (the guy which represents the
keyboard and sends information to the operating system) recognizes "exit"
routine when either SPACE with E or Z is pressed. This is apparently a
compatibility thing with Blazie/FS products (well, not anymore...).
Cheers,
Joseph

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Homero Perez
Vazquez
Sent: Friday, October 09, 2009 7:07 PM
To: Braille Note
Subject: re: [Braillenote] An insignificant but potentially interesting
find(continued)

I have noticed the same thing but never gave it much thought. But now 
when you, Joshua, mensioned it, you ignited my curiosity. Here's my 
hypothesis. Since z chord is used to exit the current menu or 
operation, perhaps it's confused because you want to exit the main 
menu and of course, you can't exit the main menu. Or can you? but, 
then again, if you do e chord, it will just beep and say "main menu. 
But, e chord is an obvious keystroke. Perhaps the BN considers z to be 
a half-chord.

Homero Vazquez

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Joshua Klander <[email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Date sent: Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:43:07 -0500
>Subject: [Braillenote] An insignificant but potentially interesting 
find(continued)

>Hi list.
>I called hw a while ago, because I had some questions I wanted to
>ask them.  One of my questions was: why is it that when you press
>an incorrect letter, such as Q, from the main menu, the
>braillenote says the letter and beeps, but when you press the
>letter Z from the main menu, it just beeps and does not say
>anything? When I asked this question, the tech support person
>basically avoided it.  When I asked her if it was a bug, she said
>it wasn't.  When I asked her if it was some kind of backdoor to
>get into something on the braillenote, she said it wasn't.  Then,
>she rudely cut me off, and asked me if their was anything else I
>needed help with.  The point is, I think their is something
>hidden on the BrailleNote, that, for some reason, humanware
>doesn't want to talk about.
>My advice is, keep playing around with it.  I know I'm going to!


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