Hello Alex,
I use a PACMate 20 and it's a bit tricky to get recognised sometimes,
but once that happens, it works fine. Mine has a temperamental right
whiz wheel , so I've configured the left whiz wheel to do the panning
and find it more practical that way, as I read mostly with my right
hand.
There's a great deal of information about configuring braille displays
if you click the Help button in the Braille pane of VoiceOver Utility.
Cheers,
Anne
On Sep 23, 2008, at 2:50 AM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
I also would like help. I have a PacMate Braille display (40 cells)
and would like to use it with my Leopard machine.
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 22-Sep-08, at 4:52 PM, Larry W. Honaker wrote:
I need some info concerning Braille displays and the Mac.
I won't bore the list with all the details here, however, as a test
I was
successfully able to connect a Braille display to my Mac back in
June. Just
about a week later, I was unable to connect the same display at one
of the
summer conventions. The same display acted as though it connected
but the
display shows no Braille.
I tried another display from another company with no success.
I now have the original display in my hands for a few days in hopes
that I
can resolve this issue.
I would love to chat with any knowledgeable Braille/Mac user who
may be able
to help me solve this problem as I am very interested in using
Braille with
the Mac.
Cordially,
Larry W. Honaker
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