Hi Anne,
You need the braille.ini file that Jonathan was sending out last summer and
fall, which you put in your wineyes folder, i believe under users, but they
forgot to put it in windowp-eyes 5.0 and I have ask jonathan and dug to put
it back in. they assured me they will, but have been slightly busy with
keysoft 6.1 and window-eyes 5.0 releases.
I did a training session last November with Window-eyes pro 4.5 and the
braillenote pk and the braillenote bt running keysoft 5.1 built 22 and
showing how as a braille terminal it becomes a two way device where you can
type on your bt pda and the words show up on ms word, eudora, outlook and
so on in normal english text.
this was a great tool for the deaf-blind person for two way communication
between them and a hearing person.
Roger
At 06:24 AM 3/21/2005, you wrote:
Hi all,
I've been experimenting with using the BN as a terminal with a 98
machine running the latest WE and Keysoft 5.1., build 22. I thought
one could type on the BN and it would work to edit the stuff on the
computer. Unfortunately, I can't seem to get the BrailleNote to do
that. I can move around the screen, but I can not change anything.
Is this how it's supposed to work, or do I need additional software or
what? Thanks in advance.
Ann P.
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