Chad,
I think you will need to call tech support and let them walk you through
the process of undeleting that file.
Isaac
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004, Chad Fenton wrote:
Hi all. I hope I haven't done irreversable damage to the planner feature of my
BrailleNote, but here's my situation.
I entered the planner for the first time yesterday, whereupon it asked me if I
wanted to create a new database. I said yes, and made an experimental entry.
Here's where the problem came about. Thinking that the only way to clean out
the database in full was to delete it directly, rather than deleting my one
entry, which I know now was probably the preferred course of action, I went
into the file manager, found the Key list database, and deleted it. Now,
whenever I go into the Planner function of the BrailleNote, it asks for a
filename, and there are no files to my knowledge where the database of
addresses reside, as I deleted it. In perhaps another poinient illustration of
Murphy's Law and making assumptions, I assumed that when I deleted the database
containing my one entry and returned to the Planner function, it would simply
ask me if I wanted to create a new database, as it did the first time I ran the
Planner.
Please tell me I haven't rendered this feature useless and that there is a way
to correct it.
Regards,
Chad
PS. If this database is of critical importance to running the Planner feature,
perhaps a precautionary measure in Keysoft should be implemented that would
prevent a user from intentionally or accidentally deleting software elements
essential in the operation of one of the BrailleNote's functions.
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