Hello, Jonathan, As you have read four e-mail about whether or not there were other deafblind like Lisa and me hereon this list, I hope you realise that the alarm is totally no use for us! Why not add a vibrator so we are better alerted?
Yes, still another big challenge for you, PDI! Thank you. > ----- Original Message ----- >From: Jonathan Mosen <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Braillenote List <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 09:05:29 +1200 >Subject: Re: [Braillenote] A few questions on the planner >Hi Nick. >You can enter numbers in any grade of Braille supported by Keysoft. Nemeth >is presently not supported, but computer Braille is, which also of course >supports lower numbers without a number sign. To enable computer Braille >for an entry where Grade II is your default grade of Braille, the quickest >way is to press backspace with J. You'll note that at this point the >cursor changes to show you that you're now typing in computer Braille, and >you can go ahead and use your lower numbers. >I've noted your request to have no repeat at all for the alarm, at present >we don't support this. The theory behind this is that if you've set an >alarm, and don't act on it, then you'll want to be reminded of the alarm >again. >Likewise the alarm tone suggestion. I certainly would be very keen myself >to have something a bit more tuneful waking me up in the morning. >Thanks for the feedback and I hope you enjoy the Planner. >Jonathan Mosen
