Hello, Leslie:
When you create a document, if you press Ctrl X, cycle through
the document types. When you find Braille, Keyword type, you
would use the home row to write the name of the document. Any
time you are in that document, you will see that Braille is
required.
Also, from the Main Menu, you could press Function with O, then K
to go to your settings. The setting determines the grade of
Braille in which you prefer to type. To select Grade 1 Braille,
press A; Grade 2 Braille, press B; and to input Computer Braille,
press C. The factory setting is Grade 2. Using this setting
will cause KeySoft to advise that it is a Braille document and
that Braille input is required. To be advised when Braille input
is required, using the home row keys, press Y.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Leslie" <[email protected]
To: "'Braillenote List'"
<[email protected]>,"'Public discussion list on
issues of technology for deafblind people'"<[email protected]
Date sent: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 19:16:49 -0500
Subject: [Braillenote] How to change QWERTY Style to Braille
Style keyboard?
How could I command my BN-MB-QT to have Braille Style keyboard
like S-D-F
and J-K-L keys.
I realize myself that I like BN-PK more than BN-QT because I like
its keys
and buttons. It is much comforty.
Leslie--
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