Hi,
Have you tried Bluetooth embossing method? Try a Bluetooth to parallel
adapter and try Blueooth as the embossing method (if BS supports it).
Cheers,
Joseph P.S. What we cannot do now, we can try alternatives... And that's the
beauty of experiments.

-----Original Message-----
From: James Aldrich [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 8:23 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [GWN] Behind the times?

Hi Terri,

I hear you!  I too hope we will see improvements in the sense Products and I

am afraid more and more of us are going to need to bring these little things

out before changes come to place and of course another company is involved 
other than GW Micro.  I don't feel you have been unreasonable!  For now, I 
too will do without my VS, my $350
netbook works fine and it will do for now!  Even my Enabling embossor is out

of date when it comes to interfacing,  so I'm out of luck when it comes to 
brailling! The braille displays are making better advances so I think the 
future of braille will be in mass produced braille displays which can plug 
in without drivers and work bluetooth with various devices, maybe our sense 
products at some point way down the road.  Perhaps I'll need to be content 
to get out of my embossor what I can since it is 13 years old!  Oh well!  So

goes life!

Thanks for writing as usual and keep up the good fight!  I'll do my best!  I

still like sense products better than Humanware products and I too have 
faulty braille displays on all of my Humanware notetakers and they no longer

support them so what to do?  More stuff for the junk heep I guess!

Take care and thanks for writing!

Jim


  ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Terri Pannett" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 9:36 AM
Subject: Re: [GWN] Behind the times?


> Hi, Jim,
>
> I have Comcast cable for my TV, internet and home phone.  Neither of my 
> notetakers will work with it, but for different reasons.  On my desktop 
> PC, I have a wired modem/wireless router combo.  I have a little usb 
> device which I can plug into a PC in my living room to get a wireless 
> connection. My PC in my living room doesn't work anymore.
>
> I think it's a shame my notetakers won't work, but I'm content with using 
> a PC for the internet.  I suppose it's because I never was able to use my 
> notetakers with cable.  I'd probably be frustrated, too, if I had been 
> able to use the BSP with the internet and then the capability was taken 
> away.
>
> The word processor means more to me than using the internet.  I know that 
> I'm frustrated because I can't search for hard returns and replace them 
> with spaces.  Nor can I set up tabs.  The tabs don't bother me as much as 
> the hard returns do.  I al wish there was the ability to format paragraphs

> so when you translate from print to braille and vice versa the paragraphs 
> would have the correct format.  Still, I was very happy the word processor

> was able to open and read the updated manual for the b32 I downloaded from

> the GW Micro web site.  If it hadn't been able to read the file, I would 
> have been out of luck because I don't have any form of Word on my PC. 
> I've never liked Word.  I prefer doing most of my editing using my BSP.  I

> hope HIMS will add more capabilities to its word processor for the next 
> release.  I don't like having to use my other notetaker because its 
> display has weak dots in many of the cells.
>
> Terri Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA.
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