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extension ".brl". At the "Enter filename" prompt, you may write "*.brl" and an E-CHORD. All files having the ".brl" extension are affected. Of course, you may use the question mark more than once to affect groups of files where only some of the characters are the same and still use the asterisk for the filename or extension portion. For example, say you have a bunch of files where the filename portions are all different but whose extensions all start with A B and have different ending characters. Let's say the extensions of these files represent Braille files for different states and you're using the two-letter abbreviation for the states. Your files have names like, "customer.bme", "vendor.bny", "dealers.bfl". You can use the wildcard name "*.b??" to refer to this group of files. Question: I can't kill a "file" on my disk drive. When I ask for a directory of files, the symbol appears after the file I can't erase. Why? Answer: It is not a file. It is a directory. While we won't get into a lengthy discussion of MS DOS commands and their meanings here, we'll try to clarify the difference between a "file" and a "directory". A file contains data you can access (for example, a letter, a spread sheet), or a program you can run (a word processor or a database program). A directory is a grouping of files. It may contain only data files, or program files, or both. While the grouping of files in a directory is somewhat arbitrary, most people 178 Part# 440013-001 Rev. D
tend to group their program files in different directories than their data files. When program files and data files are related in some way - for example, the program files generate the data files - then the tendency is to group the data files generated by those particular program files in directories that are part of the directory that contains the program files. These are called subdirectories. Another way to picture it is this: your disk is like a filing cabinet with drawers (directories) that contain folders (subdirectories). The folders contain envelopes (files). In most cases, floppy disks aren't divided for you into directories and subdirectories. But, depending on the complexity of the program and data files on a disk, a person who is particular about keeping program files distinct from data files may create directories on a floppy disk. It's always a good idea to look closely at the contents of a disk when you first receive it. Who knows, its arrangement might surprise you. But now you know how to figure it out. Question: My Braille Lite's voice sounds very flat and it's not pausing smoothly at commas and periods when I read through my files. Answer: Somehow your voice inflection setting got turned off. Bring up the Status Menu with an ST-SIGN CHORD and write an I. Then write a Y to turn on voice inflection. Exit the Status Menu Part# 440013-001 Rev. D 179
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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION ....
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Global Searches ...................
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Requirements ......................
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APPENDIX D: FAQ’S ...............
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Introduction The Braille Lite is a
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Overview The M20 and M40 Braille Li
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allow you to scroll text by line, b
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Note: For external devices to work
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possibly void any existing warranty
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Onboard Help You can access the Hel
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Scroll display slower DOT 2 Navigat
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Use this parameter if you have prev
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• To exit the Status Menu & save
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Creating a File To create a new fil
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• To move quickly through a file:
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2-3-4 2-5, DOTS 3-4-6 CHORD) delete
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exit the File Menu. You can create
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• Key Click - Typed keys click as
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setting will not take effect until
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ST-SIGN CHORD, $, I (DOTS 3-4 CHORD
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The Datebook To enter an appointmen
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calculation. To store a value to me
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Using the Braille Lite Part# 440013
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Creating Files To create a file: 1.
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Next word DOT 5 CHORD Previous word
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Whiz Wheels The Whiz Wheels, locate
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• Append: Typed text is appended
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Paragraph (P)(DOTS 1-2-3-4): Prompt
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Pasting Information To paste inform
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• Press C-CHORD (DOTS 1-4 CHORD)
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Currently Open File DOTS 4-6 List M
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check an entire file, first move yo
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5 CHORD, DOTS 1-2-4) to activate th
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startup and Flash Startup are the d
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folder. Press SPACEBAR again to unm
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The Braille Lite Utilities Equipped
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Setting Hourly Announcement The Bra
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The Datebook The Braille Lite Dateb
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CHORD (DOTS 1-5 CHORD) to return to
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To use the countdown timer you must
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Performing Percentage Calculations
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To switch to radians, press R-CHORD
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labeled A through Z. Memory locatio
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on the Name Field. Use a consistent
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• Press E-CHORD (DOTS 1-5 CHORD)
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Recording a Macro To record, positi
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To erase a Start Up macro, press N-
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for creating a folder on the CF car
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Rearranging files You can rearrange
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Issuing the copy command Last, type
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Printing and Embossing Most printer
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Line L (DOTS 1-2-3) From Cursor to
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Page Numbering Number Pages specifi
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of text, the center command ( $C )
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Set Bottom Margin ( $MB# ) (DOTS 1-
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Tabs Tabs work similar to word proc
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Headers and Footers Use headers and
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Wait for a Keypress After Each Page
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installed, WinDisk displays the Bra
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Note: Moving to the Blazie Engineer
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Warning: The restore process erases
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containing several graphical icons.
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12. Press Y (DOTS 1-3-4-5-6) for Y
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• Type the name of a file located
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11. Press O-CHORD to open the Optio
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Edit Parameter E-CHORD When you edi
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Page 175 and 176: TELECOMMUNICATIONS QUESTIONS APPEND
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Page 191 and 192: Appendix E: ASCII Braille Symbols T
Page 193 and 194: Data Line Escape 16 CTRL-P Decimal
Page 195 and 196: j, lowercase 106 DOTS 2-4-5 K, Uppe
Page 197 and 198: Reverse Slant, (backslash) 92 DOTS
Page 199 and 200: Appendix F: Contact Information Tha
Page 201 and 202: Index Abort........................
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Page 205 and 206: Reading............................
Page 207 and 208: Interactive Timeout parameter......
Page 209 and 210: Printing...........................
Page 211 and 212: Braille Display Mode ..............
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