Hi Everyone, I don't actually have a problem with my BN, but I was just curious about something my TBVI told me today about someone's BrailleNote BT keyboard. We were discussing the BrailleNote at length, so I asked her if she wanted to touch mine to see what it felt like, and when she did, she told me that my keyboard was different. I thought she meant different by it being a BT instead of a QT, but apparently someone she knew had a BT whose spacebar was thinner. Also, and this is what I'm really curious about, it was divided into three parts, and each moved the display in a different direction, or moved through something in a different direction. She said that she pressed the middle part to advance the display forward one window. At first, I thought it might have been another notetaker, but my TBVI said it had the same layout and leather case as I had, and the person had referred to it as a BrailleNote. Then I thought it might have been a Braille Companion because I knew that it was an earlier version of the BrailleNote using DOS. Also, when I went to a conference 7 years ago, the person giving the demonstration told us that it had two "space bars" or "thumb keys" (I can't remember exactly) to move through menus. I don't think the Braille Companion had a Braille display, but maybe I'm wrong. Anyway, on the topic of the BrailleNote BT keyboard, one of my friends has had a BNBT for about two years now, and he never mentioned his spacebar being divided into anything when I asked him about his unit before purchasing, so I assume his keyboard was the same as mine. I recently found out from this list that QT keyboards had changed, but I hadn't thought this was the case for the BT. Does anyone know what this is about? Just curious. Thanks. Maria
