Hello. I have used a BrailleConnect 25 since I first got my Mac, and
it works with absolutely no problems. Make sure you are set to USB
mode instead of Bluetooth. If you are using Bluetooth, it will show
up in Fusion. Window-Eyes works great with it under fusion, but make
sure you're USB. I suppose you've already done this, but I am just
making sure. Sometimes I forget, plug it in, and nothing. Then, I
look, and behold, Bluetooth is selected. I hope this helps. The
BrailleConnect most certainly is an awesome display with VoiceOver.
On Jun 13, 2008, at 11:15 PM, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
While several of the devices have the word, "Connect," in their
name, I don't see anything that is called, "Braille Connect," in the
list of Mac supported devices, which can be found at this link, as
taken from Lioncourt.com Resource Index page:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306815
Josh de Lioncourt
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"And most of us are not sure,
"If we have too much,
"But we'll take our chances,
"'cause God stopped keeping score."
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On Jun 13, 2008, at 9:09 PM, erik burggraaf wrote:
Hi friends, I just plugged in my braille connect to see what would
befall, and low, it does nothing. VO says no braille display
detected in the braille screen of the vo control panel. It's
plugged in and turned on. I've tried rebooting.
It's also interesting to note that it shows up in vmware fusion
when I open my windows vm, and windows sees it and tries to install
software.
Best,
Erik
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