how would I use active sync with my network?  and thanks for the answers. 
Daniel 

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Hi Danny and thanks for your feedback.

Yes as we have acknowledged, there is an issue with the BrailleNote and
Word XP files. We've worked with Microsoft in an attempt to resolve this,
but at present we don't have a solution we can offer. However, there is a
work-around if you are an Active Sync user, and that is to allow Active
Sync to convert the file to Pocket Word format. This isn't perfect because
it doesn't address the situation where one may receive a file directly to
the BrailleNote as an e-mail attachment, however it may help in some
situations. I would observe that Word conversion is a tricky business, and
we work with files that other products do not, just as other products
sometimes work with files that we won't. We continue to work on this to
give you the best experience possible.

The marking of e-mail is unacceptably slow, and for now I suggest that you
delete one e-mail at a time which is much faster. We are presently
evaluating alternative database technologies to significantly improve the
performance of KeyMail.

Yes, as USB is a hardware related feature, it would require a hardware
upgrade. I use a laptop without serial ports, and use a pretty inexpensive
USB to serial converter that allows me to use my BN as a Braille display
and also with ActiveSync. If you have a network at work, you can also use
ActiveSync with your network, which is just one of the many features of the
new hardware. It's nice and fast and works reliably. You can also get
infra-red attachments for the PC if desired.

We certainly strive to continue to improve the product and value your
feedback. We aim to give you as much state of the art functionality as we
can, but in an environment that doesn't require you to contend with
cumbersome and inefficient graphical concepts to get your work done. All
the best.
Jonathan Mosen
BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
Pulse Data International Ltd

DDI: +64-3-373-6192
Fax:  +64-3-384 4933
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