Hi. The web address is acbddorg. It's the 2005 Online registration form. I was trying to get page one of the registration form. There are cookies. Thanks for checking. Nancy
> ----- Original Message ----- >From: Donna Kesterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Braillenote List <[email protected] >Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 18:02:16 -0500 >Subject: re: [Braillenote] E-Mail Downloading Problems. >Cleaning out ghost messages. >*** >1) From the Main Menu, press A for the Address List. >2) Depending on what KeySoft version you have, this next step will be >different for different users. If you have v5.1, you will notice that the >"Select KeyList File", "Free Database Space", and, if you have multilingual >software on your units, "New Entry Language" options grouped under "Setup >Options" of the KeyList Menu. For those using v5 or earlier, these options >will simply appear in the KeyList Menu. Therefore, if using v5.1, hit S twice >from the KeyList Menu, but for v5 and earlier, you only need type S once. >3) You're at a "File Name?" prompt, and the offered file is the "Address >List.klt" (whose extension you won't see) database definition file, the one >which governs the Address List database. Its location is the KeyList folder >of the Flash Disk. The DDF you want to select is called "E-Mail Folders.klt" >in the KeyMail folder of the Flash Disk, which governs the e-mail database, so >hit BACKSPACE once to get to the "Folder Name?" prompt, and select the KEYMail >folder. Back at the "File Name?" prompt, select the "E-Mail Folders" file. >4) Return to the KeyList Menu, and hit L for "Lookup". You'll be told "Please >Wait", and you MUST wait. The reason for the wait is because KeyMail, which >uses this database, sorts the e-mails into folders, while KeyList displays one >field per line, so the database is being sorted by KeyList to display that one >field per line. Depending on the size of your database, this wait may be >long. DO NOT interrupt the process, perform any kind of Reset, shut off the >unit, or let your batteries go flat, as this will corrupt your database, >causing any e-mails in it to become inaccessible. Even if it seems like the >unit's not responding, don't touch anything, just let it sit there and sort >out the records of the database, so they can be displayed in the form used by >KeyList. When you re-enter KeyMail after completing this process, you will >again have to wait the same amount of time while the database is being sorted >to display records in folders as does KeyMail, and again, you MUST just let it do so. >5) After the wait, you'll be prompted "Selection List for E-Mail Folders", and >just hit ENTER to display all records. For each record, the first thing >you'll be prompted with is the date on which you received it. As I said, the >"ghost messages" do not contain this field, so you can simply skip through >records with [SPACE with dots 5-6], [RIGHT ARROW] until you come across a >record which doesn't have this field, meaning your Braille display will appear >blank, or you won't hear anything spoken when you land on this record. If >you'd like to see what one of these messages looks like, you can SPACE through >the fields. Note that the "Folder" field displays a number which corresponds >to the appropriate folder where the message is located, whose name and >settings are not stored in the E-Mail Folders DDF itself but rather in the >KeySoft.ksd file of the Dictionaries folder of the Flash Disk, whose info is >not accessible to the user; in other words, this number is the number given to >the fo lder as defined in that fi6) Go through and delete all the "ghost messages" you find. When finished, return to the KeyList Menu, and answer Y if you receive a "Confirm Changes?" prompt. >7) While the e-mail database is selected, you might as well free database >space right from KeyList to reclaim that space lost. Again, depending on >whether you are running v5.1 or not, you might have to press S for the "Setup >Options", then F for the "Free Database Space" option within this list (for >v5.1 users), or you may just be able to hit F right from the KeyList Menu (for >those using versions earlier than v5.1) to execute this option. The "Free >Database Space" option works just like it would if you were freeing it from >KeyMail or freeing the Address List or one of your customized KeyList >databases, if you have them, from KeyList. After it's complete, you should be >returned to the "Setup Options" if using v5.1 or the KeyList Menu if using v5 >or earlier. >8) If you're not at the KeyList Menu, return to it by exiting with [SPACE with >E], [ESCAPE]. Back at the KeyList Menu, repeat steps 2 and 3, but this time, >reselect the Address List database by choosing the KeyList folder of the Flash >Disk and the file called "Address List.klt" (whose extension, again, you won't >see). Actually, you can select any of your KeyList databases if you've >created any customized ones, but I'm just suggesting to select it now so as to >be done with it (although, because you've selected a database other than the >default of the Address List, you'll be prompted to select a DDF the next time >you entered KeyList, which is KeySoft's form of ensuring that you really want >a database besides the default to be selected). >9) Remember, the next time you enter KeyMail, you will have to once again wait >while the database sorts out the records to display in its format, and the >same cautions apply as in step 4. The KeyMail database will function as it >did before you deleted these "ghost messages". >___ >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
