The Web browser had just been implemented with v4. If memory serves, the grouping of the "Clear Cookies", "Delete Temporary Internet Files", and "Erase Browser History" into the Internet File Management submenu of the Internet Options Menu was not implemented until v5.1, so, for this user, the option to clear cookies will be found directly under the Internet Options Menu. As for QT equivalents, the only command which differs is that CONTROL with 2 is the command used to enter the Internet Options Menu.
Clearing cookies only takes a few seconds. I say this because, if you are on a Web page, the word "cleared" will not be spoken if speech is on request or off, and regardless of speech and Braille settings, it will not be displayed on the Braille display; however, you will be returned to your Web page when the process is complete, so you will know it has ended. If you switched tasks to KeyWeb, were presented with a blank Braille display, and cleared cookies, the word "cleared" WOULD be displayed on the Braille display if Braille was on and regardless of speech settings, and, of course, if speech is on, the word will also be spoken. I believe the word would be displayed in Braille if the display was blank when cookies were cleared when using v4, but I'm not 100% positive, so you'll have to try it. Everything Lisa's said is correct. Just some comments. HTH, Maria >----- Original Message ----- >From: Lisa Ehlers <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Braillenote List <[email protected] >Sent: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 19:23:26 +1000 >Subject: re: [Braillenote] ideas for downloading web page >Hi >I hope the Internet options were available in keysoft 4.0. I don't remember. >If you are running the Internet browser in your unit you go to a Web page. >Then you press enter with m I hope you have a BT keyboard. Someone else who >knows the QRTY commands will have to help provide those. Then the BN should >say internet options. Press i of internet file management. Then you go down >the list and I think the second thing or maybe the first thing is clear >cookies. You just press enter on it and the cookies are deleted. That's how >I understand it anyway. I hope for once I was actually helpful to someone >else. Everyone always helps me which I really appreciate. >Good luck! >Lisa
