Renee, I have PK which by the way stands for pocket. If you put addresses in the PK, they will stay there until you do a hard reset or until the unit has died and needs new batteries or something. You need to purchase a flashcard known as a data card and back up to flashcard. It's the safest way to protect your data. How do you like the split spacebar? I found it took some getting used to. the keyboard as well. do you like the navigation keys where they are? I found I had to get used to that as well. Now I hardly ever touch my old classic braillenote. so I guess I am reallyy preferring the PK to the classic. Isaac
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005, Renee M. Zelickson wrote: > Hello All: > As I understand things owning an M-20, I am trying to learn this new PK I have > just purchased; I should say that my husband is learning it so he can teach me > and I must say I admire you all who have thus far grasped everything. I want > to start putting addresses in the address book entries. When I do so, does it > stay in the PK unit itself in a sort of database-type file and you back it up > on the flash card? or does it go straight to the flash card. Jonathan, if you > are reading this, your tutorial is most wonderful but still a little beyond me > for me to work with the unit much. > > Thanks, in advance, for anything you all have to say. > > > ___ > To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit > http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote >
