Hi, Linda,

The BrailleNote, by default, shows KeyWord files. You must be sure "all files" are displayed before you type the file's name.

Suppose you want to open the Gospel of John and it's filename is john.brf. Press w to get into the Keyword menu. Press o to open a file. Press read with x until the BN says "all files." Type john.brf and press enter. The Gospel of John will open.

I'm using a qwerty keyboard, so I don't know the bt command. I don't know if you must type the filename in computer braille. A bt keyboard user can advise you about this.

I wouldn't recommend putting all 66 books of the Bible into a single file because the BN would handle it extremely slowly. If your Bible files are named according to the books of the Bible, I would suggest that you make two folders-- one for the Old Testament and one for the New Testament. Note that your files won't be in Biblical order. If you put all of the files in a single folder, the Old and New Testaments will be intermingled.

Terri Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA.

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