I have never had this problem but I wonder if some how you have the wrong
Braille table loaded? 

Tommy


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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Eugenia Firth
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 7:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: weird problem with braille display


Hi guys. 
Before I write Apple about this, I would like to know if anybody else is
having this problem. That way, I can sort of determine if it's my braille
display or the way I'm pressing the keys on the keyboard. 
I have a Focus 40, but it's not Bluetooth. Although it seems a little better
since the firmware update I did yesterday, when I write in grade 2 I get
reversals. That is, I can type two or three letters or contractions, and
when they are translated, they are reversed. For instance, just now I type
the and sign, and when it came up on the display, I got the letters nad
instead of and. The other weird thing is that letters or dots are not always
input. Like I can type the letter n like I just did and I'll get the ar sign
or I'll type a word and one of the letters will be missing. I just had to
put the m back into the word missing because it wasn't on there, even though
I typed it. Is anybody else having this weird problem? If not, what do you
guys think I can do about it? Should I take the braille display off
VoiceOver somehow and then put it back on?

Regards, 
Gigi 
 

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