Hello kelly,

people are afraide of the reset command.
they think it's going to distroy the braillenote.
i see this all of the time.
Chris


Thursday, July 29, 2004, 12:40:00 PM, you wrote:

kssn> Thanks for all the information.  I'll pass it on to her.  I suggested a
kssn> reset to her last night and she wouldn't hear of it.  That was a guess.

kssn> Kelly Stanfield

kssn> ----- Original Message ----- 
kssn> From: "Maria Kristic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
kssn> To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]>
kssn> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 11:24 AM
kssn> Subject: re: [Braillenote] 5.1 and older information


>> Hi Kelly,
>>
>> Well, there's some good news and some bad news.
>>
>> With the planner, she should copy her old planner year files into the
kssn> KeyPlan folder on the Flash Disk.  Then, after a simple Reset, she will be
kssn> asked whether she wants to import the files into the new planner, one file
kssn> at a time.  Regardless of her answer, all old planner year files will be
kssn> moved to the /KeyPlan/Old Planner Files directory of the Flash Disk after
kssn> the importing process completes.  This means that, if she wishes to import
kssn> some old planner year files at a later time which she didn't initially
kssn> import the first time, she can repeat the procedure.  Any old planner year
kssn> files in the KeyPlan folder are recognized as files you wish to import, so
kssn> she will be prompted if she wants to import them upon a simple Reset.  
With
kssn> the new planner, the words "All Day" are indeed put before any typed text
kssn> unless they are notes for an appointment.  If she wants to create 
something
kssn> like a task list for the day, she can create an all-day appointment by 
just
kssn> typing in the name of the appointment outside of the Notes field of 
another
kssn> appointment; she can also go through the scheduling process, and, at the
kssn> "Appointment Time?" field, press L for "All Day".  The appointment could 
be
kssn> called something like "Tasks".  Then, after the appointment is created and
kssn> with her cursor on the Time line (in this case the words "all day", she 
can
kssn> press ENTER to type the tasks in the Notes field.  In this field, the 
delete
kssn> commands are used as in KeyWord, so the [BACKSPACE with dots 1-4], 
[CONTROL
kssn> with I] command, for example, deletes to the end of the sentence of the
kssn> Notes as opposed to canceling the appointment when the cursor is on the 
Time
kssn> line of the appointment.  That way, with her tasks in the Notes field, she
kssn> could move about them as she would in a KeyWord document.
>>
>> The bad news is with the Address List.  In future, she should back up the
kssn> Address List.cdb file in the KeyList folder of the Flash Disk to her 
Storage
kssn> Card.  This is a "hidden" file, so she would have to press [SPACE with X],
kssn> [READ with X] when presented with the list of files in the KeyList folder
kssn> during the process of copying a file to view it.  Note that when backing 
up,
kssn> she shouldn't just copy all files in the folder using the 
multiple-character
kssn> wild card, as this will not copy the hidden files; therefore, the .cdb 
files
kssn> which store database records for all databases will not be backed up.  If
kssn> she wants to back up all data, she can use the Backup option of the
kssn> Utilities Menu.  In this particular situation, with the Address List, if 
she
kssn> had copied this file (Address List.cdb) to a Storage Card, she could have
kssn> copied it to the KeyList folder of the Flash Disk of the new BrailleNote,
kssn> and after answering Yes to the prompt asking whether to replace the 
existing
kssn> file with the one being copied, her Address List database would have been
kssn> restored.  However, now that it is in a KeyWord document, she will have to
kssn> type in the records into KeyList.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Maria
>>
>> > ----- Original Message -----
>> >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >To: "BrailleNote List" <[email protected]
>> >Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 09:33:50 -0500
>> >Subject: [Braillenote] 5.1 and older information
>>
>> >I hope someone on here can help me so I can call my room mate on her cell
kssn> phone while she's out of town on a trip and give her some good news.
>>
>> >My room mate, Tina, had to pay to get her BrailleNote BT 18 cell replaced
kssn> because it was totally shot.  She got one with the new board and the 5.1
kssn> software on it.
>>
>> >She tried to load her old planner, which she uses quite a bit, from a
kssn> PCMCIA Storage card into it.  What does she have to do to load these old
kssn> version scheduled events into the new planner?  So far because she's 
having
kssn> trouble accessing this stuff (e.g.  it's calling everything an all day 
event
kssn> and she hasn't gotten past it) she says she doesn't like the new planner
kssn> set-up.
>>
>> >She had converted her address list into a Keyword file right before her
kssn> old one crashed.  Is there any way to load this information back into the
kssn> address besides retyping all of it/
>>
>> >Thanks a million1
>>
>> >Kelly Stanfield
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