Hi Teresa,
I'm gonna have braille lite 18 soon, so I gotta couple of questions too.
How should I know which com-port I have what? For instance, I've dectalk
express, I've mouse, and I guess they are on separate com-ports, aren't
they? Do I still have left with a free com-port for braille lite? or, at
least am I supposed to have one available?
Thanks for your help!
----- Original Message -----
From: Teresa Cochran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: John Farina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: jfw and Braille Lite 2000
> Hi, john,
> If you already have JAWS installed, just reinstall over your present
> copy. There's no need to mess with the key, since it's already on your
hard
> drive. Choose the "custom install" and choose Braille Lite. Choose a com
> port that nothing else is using; I have mine on com 1.
> You should have a cable that has a DIN connection similar to the
> keyboard or mouse connector. That end goes to the unit. The other end is
a
> parallel connection, and you should have a parallel-to-serial connector
and
> you'll probably need a gender changer, too. Mine included these and
various
> other adapters.
> I just leave the cord connected to the computer, and disconnect my
unit
> and go when I want to use it as a notetaker.
> Also, before JAWS loads, go out of local mode by pressing dots
> 3-4-5-chord and then dots 1-2-3-4-chord. Be sure to go into the default
> configuration manager, set options, Braille options, and uncheck "show
> Braille-load error."
> Hope this helps.
> Teresa
>
>
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