Hi, Richard,
I usually keep my braille display on my lap. That's what I did when I had
my Apex qwerty.
When I had my Apex qwerty, the terminal function was broken. All of the
WindowEyes hot keys didn't work except the ones for panning the display. I
don't know if HumanWare has fixed the qwerty model. I don't know if
WindowEyes will work with the bt model. But there is a WindowEyes hot key
which allows you to have the braille display track either the focus cursor
or the mouse cursor. It is called "Braille Tracking toggle." If you have
it set to track the mouse, you can use the mouse keyboard commands and the
braille display will follow the mouse. You can use the cursor routing keys
to click the mouse.
Terri, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Fiorello" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2012 4:18 PM
Subject: [Braillenote] basic questions
Hi;
I am considering an apex among other choices and have a very basic
question or two. Firstly, I will primarily be using the unit as a braille
display and the note taker is a bonus. How folks arranged things to have
easy access to the PC keyboard? With the display I am currently using,
the keyboard is placed on top of the display unit and the braille is
basically below the keyboard. I will need to operate things from the
keyboard primarily as opposed to using the braille note for input.
Secondly can the braille note be set to move the display with the mouse
pointer rather than the arrow keys?Thanks
--
richard
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