Hi All, I just tried the new search feature on the New York times downloaded from Bookshare. It worked like a charm. I did notice that even though both the number key and the nine key are defined as space, only the number key activates the chord f to start entering the search string. Also, the documentation indicated that pitch changes should now be heard for uppercase characters. I don't think this is working but am not positive. Great job you all. This is really cool! Robert Carter At 03:05 PM 8/9/2004, you wrote: >The most exciting part of this message is the beta firmware. You may = >download it at=20 > >www.aph.org/beta/bpfw_beta.exe. > > > >Book Port Revision History > >Revision History > >Firmware Version 1.1.X, August 2004 > * Adds a means of entering text to find using a braille keyboard. > * Identifies capital letters when using the letter movement = >commands by raising the pitch of the pronunciation of that letter. > * Changes the behavior of files where the reading position is at = >the end of the file. The unit now resets a file's position back to the = >beginning of the file if you press the Read command while at the end of = >the file or if Auto File Advance moves to a file where the reading = >position is at the end. > * Adds the Lock Beep command to the menu to let you turn off the = >behavior of making keys beep when you press one of them while the unit is = >locked. > * Corrects a problem where pausing a memo during recording could = >cause unpredictable behavior. > >Software Version 1.5.X, August 2004 > * Corrects the "Bad Parameter Format" error message when sending = >some MP3 files with time compression and pause removal.