I recently paired my braille connect 40 with my macbook. Everything is working fine, accept that whatever words that are under the cursor are expanded into grade 1 Braille instead of remaining in grade 2. I've looked through the voice over utility as well as the manual for the braille connect, and i can't find anything that explains how to stop the display from always expanding the contents under the cursor. If anyone knows how to do this and can help, that would be great because reading those random words in grade 1 braille is frustrating. <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
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