And what about email michelle? do i have to write in computer code and
translate or what? thanks. At 05:48 PM 10/07/04 +1000, Michele Thredgold
said this:
Hi Lisa. Michele here. Personally, I prefer the Braille keyboard as I'm
faster on a Braille keyboard than a Quirty but it's up to the
individual. If you feel more comfortable with a quirty, go for a Quirty.
YOU do have to learn chords if you use the Braille keyboard, the main ones
being space with h for help and space with e for exit, but most of them
make perfect sense and you can call up help any time you need it. On the
whole, I found the BrailleNote heaps more user-friendly in that regard
than the Braille'n'speak or any of its brothers.
Good luck.
Michele
> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Lisa Hayes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [email protected]
>Date: Fri, 09 Jul 2004 20:42:18 +1000
>Subject: [Braillenote] braillenote with quirty or braille keyboard
>hI List. Ok as a student i am thinking of getting a braillenote, i saw one
>earlier this year and loved it, ramona you were lucky to get that back
>believe me, now i think the one i saw had a braille ikeyboard, it was the
>32 cell one. What do people who use them like and do i need to learn cords
>if i get a brailelnote with a braille keyboard.
>Lisa Hayes
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