Hi. Does anyone know what the name of the driver that is required for a sim card to work in the El-Braille? I have a Verizon sim that is active, and want to use it in the El-Braille but for some

Hello, The link below is for a survey to provide information on issues we encounter with web sites. Please fill out the survey if you already haven’t. Cheers, Kevin Meyers

email addresses, like website addresses, are always typed in lower case and with no spaces from beginning to the end, unless specified, which is very rare.

Hi Brian. Thanks for confirming what I suspected. I’ll wait until I’m approved. Kevin and Jilly

By the way, the Braille Display User's group home page explicitly states: Subscriptions to this group require approval from the moderators. under its Group Settings section. This means

Actually, I don’t think the problem was a case sensitivity issue. the first incorrect address was given as: braille-displays-users+subscribe@groups.io The correct address is:

Huh..ok, sorry about that. I was typing the address from memory.

Hi. I never knew email addresses were case sensitive, but this time when I submitted my subscribe message I got the message almost immediately back to confirm that I wanted to be subscribed. I

You can join a braille display users listserv by subscribing to the following e-mail address: braille-display-users-request@groups.io Original message:

That's one of the advantages of learning at least the rudiments of the Groups.io website. It makes it very easy to use the "Find or Create a Group" function at the top of every page. The addresses

Yeah I've heard about braille note users list, but I haven't heard about braille users list yet is that the one that you're referring to?

Apparently, the subscription address is case sensitive. I tried using the link that was sent and got a bounce. try braille-display-users+subscribe@groups.io HTH, Richard Arthur C. Clarke's third law

Hi. I tried to subscribe to the braille user’s email list using the link someone gave. I got an undeliverable message. What do I do? I’d like to get on the list. Thanks in advance.

Yes, I have found scant information on braille as well, though I have a Brailliant BI 40 as I prefer to use braille rather than speech myself, but I mostly use it with NVDA and the braille Extender

HI. Information about using braille displays seems thin on the ground, perhaps because it’s such a niche thing. I have recently come into possession of a Focus 40 (not 5th gen) and a Brailliant

Hi. It’s me again. I’m finally getting the Focus 40 Blue 5th Generation display this coming week, and I have some very basic questions. First, where can I get a refreshable braille

Thank you and others

If you’re using JAWS, please press CTRL and d. This is after you’re in your document, and, to me, it’s the fastest way to get to your fonts. After pressing the hotkey, tab over until JAWS says

This is fascinating because it only works if you use F6 to get focus thrown to the address bar/omnibox. If you use ALT+D to do so using TAB afterward behaves differently. I am glad to know of a

You press f6, which takes you to the address bar, then press tab and you will see the toolbar buttons.