Hi Gary, you said:

"Get rid of the two file system display modes, and just show me a tree like
any other device.  I can understand hitting enter on a  folder to open.
That is probabgly my biggest beef with my apex. Constantly having to get
into and out of folder mode."

If you are talking about going into sub folders then you can work it like a 
tree. When in the folder list you find the folder that you want to access a 
sub folder and press the right arrow (QT), I'm not sure on the BT command. 
then you will have the list of sub folders so you either find the one you 
want and hit enter to go into it or you press the arrow again to go into the 
next lot of sub folders. To move back up the tree press the left arrow.

Hope this helps,
>From Shaz.
BN QT Apex and PK user.




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gary Lee" <[email protected]>
To: "BrailleNote list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 5:47 AM
Subject: [Braillenote] note takers, future or not


|I have both the iphone and a braillle note apex.  As others have mentioned,
| I like to read in braille wheneever possible.
| While a braille display with the iphone might work well, (haven't tried 
with
| the apex yet), I see two problems.
| 1. carrying two pieces of equipment for one job.
|
| 2. using up the battery on the phone while reading or taking notes, then
| where are you when you need the phone?
|
| Maybe some of this will be solved in the future by better and smaller
| battery technology and a bettter cheaper braille display alternative.
|
| Also, there is the access issue.  However, this is not the problem it used
| to be.  As a matter of fact, I feel that humanware has kept the 
braillenote
| purposely stupid in some respects.
|
| Get rid of the two file system display modes, and just show me a tree like
| any other device.  I can understand hitting enter on a  folder to open.
| That is probabgly my biggest beef with my apex. Constantly having to get
| into and out of folder mode.
|
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