The problem with the BN is that, if we want to compare with JAWS, there is no option to turn the "Active follows Braille" option on, so to speak, because there really isn't such an option, and the cursor just never follows the Braille display.
If this option was available, it would also avoid the irritating problem in the manual where, regardless of where one has been reading with the Braille display, they are returned to the place where the cursor was located, i.e., usually the top of the section unless one has physically used keyboard commands to move the cursor to the specified position because, sadly, one *still* cannot use cursor routing buttons in the manual function (and this fact was written up in the 6.1 Readme file as if it was a new bug, and we got the oh-so-familiar assurance that it would be looked at "for future releases", but who knows when that'll be, <smirk>). At least in JAWS, the "Active follows Braille" and vice versa options can be toggled on and off, so one can use them when they wish and when they are useful, but alas, no such choice on the BN, just as it's the case with so many other options which can be customized on the PACMate but can't be on the BrailleNote. Of course, I suppose I could call this a minor annoyance compared to all the other problems with the BrailleNote, but still... Maria
