Hi Olga,
First of all, thanks so much for replying to my inquiries. You have a very
nice and soothing voice and easy instructional explanation to follow, when
recording the Braille lei manual. Now my questions are:
1. Should I attach Braille lei to computer prior to starting installation?
2. Should Braille lei be on, ON-POSITION, prior to re-installation of jaws?
3. am I supposed to hit r-chord and p-chord respectively before commencing
installation?
4. Assuming that I got a successful re-installation, must I repeat P and R
chords each time I attach the device to the computer?
I plan to take the unit out with me when I go out, and attach it to the
computer when I am home. Is this an OK practice? Is it possible to unplug
the Braille lie-end of the connection and leave the computer-end there?
Are there any last-time tips and tricks regarding the cables and comport
that I should know of?
Thank you very much again for your valuable help!
----- Original Message -----
From: Olga Espinola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 1999 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: Long awaited Braille Lite2000 arrived to add to jfw33!
> Yes, you need to reinstall jfw, but pick no braille as the default unless
> you plan to have the blt attached at all times. Pick no braille as the
> default, then pick the blt as the second choice, then and only then pick
the
> no more choice.
>
> When you do attach the blt, you'll need to do an ar-sign-chord on the blt
> followed by a p-chord to make it effective. Then change the setting in the
> default jfw configuration manager under braille options from no braille to
> blt.
>
> Remember, if you don't change this setting back to no braille before you
> shut down the system, when you next boot up with the blt unattached,
you'll
> get an error and jfw won't talk.
>
> I think this is quite awkward and should be addressed by hj. But that's
how
> it works at the present time.
>
>
> -
> Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
>
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