Hi Donna,
I want to confirm something that Laura said:
clearing your temporary files, and even your cookies seems to help.  Also, if 
you've been on the internet for a while, it helps to just come back to the main 
menu and start your internet session again.  Sometimes nothing but a reset will 
help.  Then, too, there are some sites that just won't load.  Don't forget that 
a braille note is not a PC, and just doesn't have the power of one.

Hope this helps,
Bob

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Laura Wolk <"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"@smtp.enter.net
>To: Braillenote List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Sun,  7 Dec 2003 00:25:56 -0500 (EST)
>Subject: re: [Braillenote] please can you help?

>Hi Donna

>There is no specific file set for the Cannon laserjet printer.  You should 
>still be able to print using the "standard" printer option that is set as the 
>printer type by default.  However, if you select the standard option, any font 
>changes throughout your documents will not be printed (underlining, 
>italicizing, bolding...)

>As for the web browser problem...  The bn does this quite often actually.  
>When it remains at 100% (and sometimes 38%(, let the bn beep for around 15 
>times (or 30 to 45 seconds) and then press space with e.  You will sometimes 
>be given the webpage.  Just as often, you are given a blank address field.  
>Sometimes, doing a reset or clearing temporary internet files will let the 
>website come up.  HTH, Laura


>"Neither of us [Yoko and I] want to make the mistake that Gandhi and Martin 
>Luther King did, which is get killed one way or the other.  Because people 
>only like dead saints, and I refuse to be a saint or a martyr." (John Lennon, 
>1969)


>>------ original message ------
>>from: donna slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: [Braillenote] please can you help?

>>Hi

>>I'm new to the list, so please do forgive me if I'm re-visiting old problems 
>>and questions, but I could really do with some help if possible.

>>I've had my Braillenote for a couple of weeks now and think it is a really 
>>wonderful product.  Until I received my Braillenote, I'd been using a PC.  
>>and a Braille and Speak for notetaking, but as I have started a new job I 
>>really needed to be accurate in my note-taking and production of documents, 
>>and so I managed to persuade our Access to Work team (that is the people who 
>>can provide specialist equipment for employment) that I needed a Braille 
>>display.  I had viewed other notetakers on the market, but preferred the 
>>Braillenote, and so my Access to Work consultant kindly agreed that I should 
>>have a Braillenote.

>>Part of my work involves extensive use of the Internet.  Unfortunately, I am 
>>finding that whenever I try to enter a secure site in order to place an order 
>>for items, the Braillenote will not allow me to do this.  It often states it 
>>has downloaded 100 percent of a page, but then appears to continue trying to 
>>download.  If I stop the download at that point, I am returned to a blank 
>>field or the address bar.

>>My first question therefore is, has anyone managed to order products on the 
>>Internet using the Braillenote? If so, would you please let me know how this 
>>was achieved.

>>I have just recently purchased a Cannon Laserjet printer, and I was wondering 
>>if this would be directly compatible with the Braillenote, or if I would have 
>>to send all my files to my PC.  and then to the Laser printer for printing.

>>Any help you can give on the above would be very very much appreciated.

>>Thanks in advance

>>Best wishes

>>Donna Slater



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