I have had no problem canceling the alarm or any problem at all, except 
sometimes when an alarm has been missed.
Sometimes I have a hard time rescheduling or moving it, but that's probably 
because I don't have that happen enough to have the practice that I have just 
rescheduling appointments and alarms.
I use my bn as a wake-up alarm for both me and my wife, since we get up at 
different times.
The bn's alarm is the only one I can hear, without my hearing aids, provided 
it's close enough to me.
I plug it in in the bedroom, therefore, it's close enough for me to hear if I'm 
not in too deep sleep.

>----- Original Message -----
>From: Peggy Kern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Braillenote List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 22:24:50 -0700
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] BN and cell phones and the planner.

>I haven't tried connecting the BN with a cell phone yet, but intend to go
>in that direction in the next month or two, once my daughter is 18 and we
>can get her off our cell plan and upgrade our service and phones.  As I
>understand it, it's faster if you get a cell phone with an infrared port
>and use the BrailleNote's infrared port to connect.  You can use cable I
>believe, but it's slower.

>The planner can remind you of appointments if you set the alarm, which will
>go off even when the unit is turned off.  I don't use the alarm, because
>I've heard to many people say they've had problems canceling alarms and
>have been embarrassed by their continuing to go off.  But I'm in the habit
>of checking my planner several times a day, deleting appointments once
>they've passed, and deleting items on my to do list once I've completed them.

>Peggy

>At 06:03 PM 10/24/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>>How does the BN connect to a cell phone? Does it need an infrared port or
>>is there some sort of cable?
>>The planner reminds you when you have appointments, right?
>>Thanks.
>>Sara
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