And looking through the manual for the braillino, and I’m not sure if it was
the latest one, I saw a list of file types that you could import to the device
using their proprietary program that you install on your PC. The file types
listed are both doc and DOCx, plus RTF, HTML, and of course tex
if all you want to do is read it’s worth it because you don’t notice the
smaller amount of cells because of the scrolling. I doubt the audio thing drove
the price up. I think their displays are just on the expensive side, and IMO it
shows. the braille, the feel of everything is the best I’ve eve
Hi, the refreshabraille has the braille above the keyboard, and I personally
hated it. I thought it wouldn’t matter to me, but I found it really cumbersome,
but that’s just my issue maybe. You may have different results.
Holly
> On Oct 20, 2018, at 12:11 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
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> Wow! Thank
That auto scroll sounds like the only thing that would make a really small
display reasonably usable. I find the whole audio thing kind of not necessary,
and I wish it wasn’t included, because maybe the price would be less. 2400
bucks for a 16 sell display is a lot of dollars.
Mary
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the audio isn’t on by default. you have to pair the actilino two ways one for
audio and another for the display. they work independently of each other. you
never have to activate the audio and it’s just like it’s not there, and yes, it
scrolls after you turn it on with a key combination. I love
Wait a sec. Did I read that correctly? Actilino auto scrolls on the iPhone? Now
that is very interesting.
Does that mean I could turn off all the audio features on the unit?
Thank you,
Traci
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> On Oct 20, 2018, at 11:20 AM, alia robinson wrote:
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> this is so much better t
this is so much better than auto scroll on the actilino. it moves once your
finger gets to the end of a line. it doesn’t move until then, and it works on
the iphone! this is a game changer for reading braille for me. I have carpal
tunnel. I can’t push that advance button thousands of times, plus
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Subject: Re: Auto Scroll with braille display
you don’t have to use it of course. I don’t. :) it’s cool if someone wants to,
but I can’t see why they would imo.
On Oct 20, 2018, at 1:11 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
Wow! Thank you for that information. I had not heard of the Actolino. It s
you don’t have to use it of course. I don’t. :) it’s cool if someone wants to,
but I can’t see why they would imo.
On Oct 20, 2018, at 1:11 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
Wow! Thank you for that information. I had not heard of the Actolino. It sounds
very interesting, minus the audio. That part does
Yes, HIMS now handles Triumph displays and Earl is a part of HIMS, I could have
included that info.
I did not know someone had taken over the Vario Ultra, though I have to say, I
am underwhelmed by that product line. So, I have not gone looking for new info
as I personally would never consider
Wow! Thank you for that information. I had not heard of the Actolino. It sounds
very interesting, minus the audio. That part does not interest me at all.
I'm looking forward to reading more on Access World.
Traci
PS. The Braille Me has the braille above the keyboard. Has anyone used a
display
The Verio ultra list is still up and running, and so far as I know, that new
company does not have any US distributor or repair yet.
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> On Oct 20, 2018, at 9:32 AM, Rami Ahmad wrote:
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> for your information, varioUltra and all other baum products are now
> maintained by a
the actilino has something like it. it scrolls based on the position of your
finger, and it works with the iphone, and it is awesome.
On Oct 20, 2018, at 12:08 PM, Lelia Struve wrote:
I think that because of the iPhone it doesn’t auto scroll which is too bad
because I really wish that we could
Hi richard,
Since that article was written, I believe that triumph technologies is now part
of hims. I mean that the displays sold buy them directly from Handy tech or
help tech are now part of the hymns product family. And I believe Earl Harrison
is a hymns dealer.
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> On O
for your information, varioUltra and all other baum products are now maintained
by another company called visiobraille. they will continue the development and
distribution of these products. they can be found at http://visiobraille.de
> On Oct 20, 2018, at 7:16 PM, Richard Turner
> wrote:
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*Note: I removed the section on the Vario Ultra since that company has gone out
of business.
This article from Access World talks about autoscroll and I would recommend
reading the other articles that preceded this one to get good information about
a variety of braille displays.
Keeping It Port
I think that because of the iPhone it doesn’t auto scroll which is too bad
because I really wish that we could have that do that.
Lelia
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> On Oct 20, 2018, at 9:20 AM, Traci Duncan wrote:
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> Is auto scroll all it is cracked up to be? Do any braille displays offer this
>
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