This is what the pk manual says regarding six and eight dots Braille.  The 
eight dot determines how your enter key functions.

5.5.4 Select 6 or 8 dot Computer Braille.  When you are typing in Computer 
Braille, this setting determines how you will input dots 7 and 8 if they are 
required.  If you select 6 dot Braille, you must press SPACE with U before 
typing any character that requires a dot 7.  For example, in US Computer 
Braille, “at” sign used in email addresses is written with dots 47.  If you 
have chosen 6 dot entry, press SPACE with U, then dot 4, to write this symbol.  
If you choose 8 dot Computer Braille, the BACKSPACE key becomes dot 7, and 
ENTER becomes dot 8.  So in the “at” sign example, you would press BACKSPACE 
with dot 4 to write the symbol.  To have the BACKSPACE and ENTER keys perform 
their usual functions, simply press SPACE at the same time.  So to perform an 
ENTER, press ENTER with SPACE.  The BACKSPACE and ENTER keys only act in this 
way when you are working in Computer Braille.  To select 6 dot Braille, press 
F.  For 8 dot, press H.




> ----- Original Message -----
>From: Leslie P Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [email protected]
>Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:46:09 -0600
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Restore ENTER key?

>Issac,
>I checked PK but it is still 8 dots.  Ofcourse, 7-dots as BACKSLATE key
>is working fine but not ENTER key.

>NOTE:  After I connected PS2 desktop keyboard then I setup for it.  I
>played with it for a while.  Then I disconnected.  Everything seems fine to
>me but I found out ENTER key is not work.  Could it be restore?

>Leslie--
>On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 16:24:57 -0500 (EST) Isaac Obie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>writes:
>> Leslie,
>> Just find the setting under braille options on the options menu and
>> you
>> can set six or eight dot braille there.  No problem.
>> Isaac

>> On Sun, 20 Feb 2005, Leslie P Peterson wrote:

>>> After I disconnect the PS2 desktop keyboard.  I was surprised PK's
>> ENTER
>>> key (8-dot key) is not return.  I am worry if the desktop keyboard
>> damage
>>> it?  I have no idea how could I restore it.

>>> Leslie--
>>> Mr.  Leslie Peterson
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>http://www.deafvision.net/mdba

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