Works fine the way it is. Just try it for a while, you'll get used to it. On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 13:43:36 -0400, you wrote: >While reading the manual I came across the section regarding finding text. >The manual refers to this mysterious braille keyboard. Not that I want one, >but is this product available? The manual also refers to entering the text >to be found in braille. After fiddling around with this I figured out how >this is done. The only thing I can say about it is that the person who >developed this part of the software had no clue about braille and little >consideration for the end user. It's really too bad because this would be >quite useful. For those who care you press 7+8+9 which places you in braille >edit mode. From there you press keys corresponding to the dots of the >braille character you want to enter in the find buffer. Dots 1-3 are star A >and D and dots 4-6 are keys 7 4 and 1. Obviously dots 4-6 should be mapped >to keys pound C and F so it wouldn't interfere with the zero key. Although >not perfec, at least this would look more like a real braille cell and allow >people to use it. >