Hi Stacey and list,
While it is true that you can open an html file in the word processor, if
you do, you loose the ability to work with the html markup. For example,
if you open an html file that has links within it, you can't click on the
link in the wordprocessor and jump to the appropriate place in the
file.
It is possible to open an html file in the web browser which will allow
you to take advantage of the html markup.
1. Open the web browser from the internet menu. If you are not connected
to the internet, the browser will tell you that it can't load the home
page and you will need to press ok.
2. Press control-o to open a new web page.
3. To open an html file on the local hard drive of the icon or braille
plus, type /media/hdd/name of folder/name of file Of course you type in
the name of the folder and the name of the file that you want to open.
When you press ok, the file will load in the web browser. You can then
browse it like you would a web page.
Robert Carter
At 08:11 AM 12/12/2007, you wrote:
Hi all,
Can the Braille Plus read Html files?
If so, how do I open them?
Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Chesley
In Tennessee.
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