Lol it's true. Hims has all that, and we have.... something but not nearly enough.
On 4/1/12, josh gregory <[email protected]> wrote: > Go Hims!!!!!! > > On 4/1/12, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote: >> How sad is it that users have to joke about features we were promised >> months, even years, ago? As always, hw should take this as a call to >> actually implement useful features, not an open-source pdf to text >> converter for which they charge $200. I'm not saying pdf support is >> not useful, but for the price of an sma or single upgrade, we should >> have had bt object exchange and Word 2007 support like hw said they >> would do years ago. What about multi-tasking on the apex, another >> thing they said the apex could now do thanks to ce6? Where is it? >> >> On 4/1/12, Alana Jovanovski <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Yes, that would be great if this was real. This is exactly the >>> kind of feature we are looking for as users. Why shouldn't we >>> have such features? After all, these devices are quite expensive, >>> so we as the users, should expect these features. It would be >>> great to transfer files wirelessly and read 2007/2010 documents. >>> Alana >>> >>> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: Joseph Lee <[email protected] >>> To: [email protected] >>> Date sent: Sun, 01 Apr 2012 09:34:06 -0700 >>> Subject: [Braillenote] Packed with Power: A preview of KeySoft >>> 9.3 forBrailleNote Apex >>> >>> Got this from the News Wire: >>> >>> March 31, 2012: HumanWare provides a sneak preview of KeySoft 9.3 >>> for BrailleNote Apex >>> >>> HumanWare today unveiled a sneak preview of KeySoft 9.3, the much >>> anticipated release of KeySoft for BrailleNote Apex users. >>> Featuring reliable performance and packed with anticipated >>> features, this version of KeySoft brings more height to Apex that >>> was never seen before. >>> >>> Get latest files - without wires >>> In 2004, HumanWare introduced wireless networking functionality >>> to allow users to browse and manage files stored on other >>> computers. In KeySoft 9.3, this functionality has been expanded >>> to provide file transfers over Bluetooth. Just pair the Apex >>> with a PC or another Apex and use File Manager's handy "export" >>> and "import" feature to transfer documents between an Apex and >>> another computer - without wires. >>> >>> More reading options with more document formats support >>> In addition to enhanced tables and formatting support brought >>> with KeySoft 9.1, KeySoft 9.3 brings more options for your >>> reading pleasure thknks to the reworked KeyWord reading engine. >>> In KeySoft 9.3, you can now open Microsoft Word 2007 and 2010 >>> documents, as well as read OpenOffice documents. And, if you >>> have an Internet connection, you can now use "save to online >>> services" to store your documents on services such as Google >>> Docs. >>> >>> Flexible features through third-party development tools >>> As a note of thanks to continued support for BrailleNote family >>> of froducts, HumanWare is pleased to announce the availibility of >>> third-party development features. Use a PC to write your >>> favorite programs and test them on a BrailleNote simulator before >>> loading the finished product to your BrailleNote for >>> distribution. This environment also supports mPower and PK. >>> Also, to take advantage of our development tools, HumanWare will >>> debut two new KeySoft extensions this summer to push the Apex's >>> functionality to a new level. Use Social Connections Center to >>> manage tweets, post to a friend's Facebook page and more. Or if >>> you need some break, come on to our Games Lounge featuring word >>> games and card games. >>> >>> KeySoft 9.3 is a free upgrade - provided that you already have >>> KeySoft 9.1 or later on your Apex. A version for mPower and PK >>> will be released alongside KeySoft 9.3 this fall. Stay tuned on >>> BrailleNote News Wire for fuffther details. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Joseph P.S. 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