I haven't used the unit really or had my hands on it to much to recall the
double space bar. Tom is trying to understand it and then I will learn it
and we will be getting another for him.
I will have to re listen to Jonathan's tutorial and just handle the unit
myself.
Thanks so much
We do have a data storage card and we have the GPS and blue tooth we have
the WY/FI Internet card.
At 07:50 PM 3/12/2005, you wrote:
Renee,
I have PK which by the way stands for pocket. If you put addresses in the
PK, they will stay there until you do a hard reset or until the unit has
died and needs new batteries or something. You need to purchase a
flashcard known as a data card and back up to flashcard. It's the safest
way to protect your data.
How do you like the split spacebar? I found it took some getting used to.
the keyboard as well. do you like the navigation keys where they are? I
found I had to get used to that as well. Now I hardly ever touch my old
classic braillenote. so I guess I am reallyy preferring the PK to the
classic.
Isaac
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005, Renee M. Zelickson wrote:
> Hello All:
> As I understand things owning an M-20, I am trying to learn this new PK
I have
> just purchased; I should say that my husband is learning it so he can
teach me
> and I must say I admire you all who have thus far grasped
everything. I want
> to start putting addresses in the address book entries. When I do so,
does it
> stay in the PK unit itself in a sort of database-type file and you back
it up
> on the flash card? or does it go straight to the flash card. Jonathan,
if you
> are reading this, your tutorial is most wonderful but still a little
beyond me
> for me to work with the unit much.
>
> Thanks, in advance, for anything you all have to say.
>
>
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