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From: Bill.Koppelmann@f666.n104.z1.fidonet.org (Bill Koppelmann)
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Subject: Re: BRAILLE 'N SPEAK
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Date: 10 Jan 91 17:56:34 GMT
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Lee, as it happens, I keep my punctuation off when using jaws, so I
didn't even hear any inapropriate punctuation at all.  Yes, your
thoughts are quite helpfull as one of the big reasons why I want
the braille 'n Speak is that you can have those 20 files open, and
therefore, I can flip from one file to another.  You could tell me
however, what you mean by "open" files and what happens to the
files that you don't need.  Do you have to erase them or how do you
keep the information in the bns?  I was thinking that since I
probably will want to bring my Eureka along with me for use with
its diary function, that I could always put its disk space to use
where storing info that I don't need right away is concerned.  What
are your thoughts on this?

			Bill K.

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