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From: Lee.Kerr@f7.n300.z1.fidonet.org (Lee Kerr)
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Subject: Re: Braille 'n Speak
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Date: 17 Jan 91 19:52:42 GMT
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Hi Bill,
I have all of the area codes, store numbers and location listings  in aa
large file, and I use the "find" command to locate them quickley.  I have
all of the extension numbers I need in a file, the procedures for
different tyes of orders in another one.  I quite often can find this
information FASTER than my sighted counterparts who must look it up in
print form in a procedure manue'l.  They don"t have a find command.  HAHA. 
AND IT TAKES TIME///  Switching between the files is easy, just do a chord 
o and   let me correct that,  it is the chord f, the file event is o,
fallowed by the file name, go to the top of file whic"h is chord l and do
a chord f and when it asks for text to find give it enough letters in the
first part to make it unique and a chord  en sign which is 26 and it will
go to the first time it is used in the file.  Without going to the top of
the file, do the same thing if the same word, number, or name you need is
used another time to find the second, third, fourth and so on.  
Hope this helps
Chat again soon......Lee

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