Hi Tessa, Welcome to the list and congratulations on purchasing a Braille Sense! My name is Sarah. I'm from Minneapolis, Minnesota and mostly love my Braille Sense original! I wish I had the money to upgrade to the Braille Sense plus but oh well.
Regarding your e-mail problem. Sometimes the e-mail program will hang up. When this occurs, go into the file manager and then while in the file manager go to the e-mail folder. Hit enter to go into that and then into the in-box. When you're in the in-box folder you'll see an e-mail info file. Delete that and you should be set. If I'm not correct with my instructions, someone else will come along and help you as well. Once again Tessa, welcome to the list! Sarah ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tessa" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Date: 2009/06/16 10:40:28 Subject: [GWN] BS FREEZING AND EMAIL QUESTION > > > Hi: > I just bought my braille sense a week ago and I'm really pleased with it. > I do have a couple problems I think. > First I'm working my way through the email lesson. I've got my mail set up > and have been receiving mail regularly, when I first set it up i was able to > send myself several messages. This morning I tried both replying to a > message and sending out a new message and both times got an error message > that the password may be incorrect or the account is wrong. Any suggestions? > I went through the account and can't see anything obvious I needed to fix. I > can still receive mail without a problem. > > Second after getting the error message I assume it tried to go back to the > inbox the message says 0% processed and that's where it hung. I can move to > other programs and do other stuff but when I come back to the email it only > says 0% processed. Do I have to do a reset to fix this or is there something > else I can do? Even after turning the power off it still says 0%. > > Suggestions appreciated. > Thanks > Tessa > > My groups > blind gardener [email protected] > writing blind [email protected] Sarah M. E. May E-Mail: [email protected] Advice From A Horse Take life's hurdles in stride. Loosen the reins; be free spirited. Keep the burrs from under your saddle; carry your friends when they need it. Keep
