I second this method. Had time-setting troubles of my own till adopting
the procedure Dave describes.
I still like going into computer braille for the time, just to enjoy its
famous one-to-one coding. Forget about setting time zones or, probably
references to daylight time.
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"Where are the snows of yesteryear?" [F. Villon] Pax, Max!
On Thu, March 23, 2017 07:41, Dave Williams wrote:
My experience has been that the most reliable way to set the time is to
use the cursor routing buttons. Position the cursor in the cell
immediately following the digits you need to change. Delete the unwanted
numbers with backspace and write the new value. Press Command to save
the change.
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Dave
On 23/03/2017 10:52, Amy Ruell wrote:
Hello, please let me know what version of the software you are running.
You can find this by going to be help menu and then selecting about. If
you are running version 1.33 or later, you should be able to put in the
normal date and time keys in contracted braille.
Amy Ruell Baum USA
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On Mar 23, 2017, at 2:38 AM, Vaughan Dodd <vdodd001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi all.
I am currently evaluating a Varioultra 20 cell, and I like what I have
discovered.
However: one problem is infuriating me. I cannot set time and date.
The manual that I have isn't as helpful as I would like. I cannot tell
whether I must enter details in computer braille or not, and after
several attempts, I continue to receive messages such as invalid date
or cannot set date and time.
The instructions do seem simple enough, and usual date and time syntax
seems to be what is required, but after entering everything, and
pressing d9, the errors mentioned above come up.
Suggestions please?
Thanks.
Vaughan.
