Uh, well it may not bee such an issue if you are deafblind,  But one of the 
first things I do is to go and turn off that deplorable dinging noise for the 
end of every print line.

I also like to make sure that my braille display wraps text and doesn't expand 
the current word.  These are personal preferences because I tend to use my 
display more for reading books than for editing.

You may also enjoy setting up hot keys.  As an example, I set my sister's 
display up so that when she presses a combination on the display it opens up 
the run dialog.  Because she has a read write display, she can type in 
something right on the display and it will open.

WE braille support really does rock.  I've taught it under jaws and 
window-eyes, and I really enjoy window-eyes much more than jaws.

Best,

Erik Burggraaf
User support consultant,
Website: http://www.erik-burggraaf.com
Toll-free: 888-255-5194

On 2010-06-03, at 11:50 AM, Jeremy wrote:

> Hello everyone,
> 
> I'll soon be switching to Window-Eyes because I've heard its
> braille-only access is the best.  I'd like to ask other deaf-blind or
> other braille-only Window-Eyes users whether there are particular
> settings that work best for people who use Window-Eyes without speech.
> 
> I know that settings are largely a matter of individual preference and
> experience.  If there's anything you recommend I change right out of
> the box so that I can get up and running more easily, I'd be glad to
> hear your ideas!  I'm a manual reader and will surely learn over time,
> but I thought you all might have some valuable suggestions as well.
> 
> Thanks very much,
> Jeremy
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