I've experienced the same thing, and would like to search backward from the end of a book sometimes. Dale ----- Original Message ----- From: "ptorpey" <ptorpey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 7:34 AM Subject: [bookport] Searching Backward from the end of a book >I think this behavior started occurring when the Bookport software was > updated so that if you were at the end of a book and pressed the read > key, the Bookport would start riding from the beginning of the book. > Maybe this has always been the case though - I'm not sure. > Anyway, go through these steps: > > 1. Enter a search string (either from the braille keyboard or > marking the text). > > 2. If you are in the beginning or middle of a book, you can use the > 8+9 and 7+8 keys to find the next and previous occurrences of the text. > > 3. Now, hold down the 3 key for one beep to get to the end of a > book. > > 4. Press the 7+8 key to find the previous occurrence of the text > string in the book (in this case, this would be the last time the text > occurred in the book). You will find that the search backward function > does not work in this case. > > Presumably, once you move to the end of the book with the 3 key held > down for one beep, the pointer must be changed to point to the beginning > of the book. So, is there a way to search backward from the end of the > book? > > -- Pete > > > >