Following the discussion on list yesterday introdjuced by myself and taken
up by Steve, the supplier of the keyboard, I thought I would complete the
story as it were and provide information on-line which was not available to
me when the keyboard arrived. I think it is highly recommended that
particularly in the case of a supplier who is themselves blind or visually
impaired that notes are provided in an accessable format.
Here is the link to the speed dots quick start guide for the rites mini
bluetooth keyboard.
Be Warned though that with this keyboard because the command key is far out
you may have to use quick nav most of the time. However, be warned that
because the command and option keys are so far apart and because the
keyboard at times has problems when holding down three or more keys at once
it is strongly recommended (by Speed Dots Review) that quic nav mode is
turned on. Put another way, it is not possible simply using the standard
iOS command to move from page to page, rather this has to be carried out
with Quick Nav turned on. If I had been in posession of these facts at the
time of my telephone purchase, I would not have purchased this keyboard as
it is certainly not straightforward. In addition, the position of the arrow
keys are not in an inverted T which makes it awkward for navigation and use
of the roter, especially on such small keys.
http://www.speeddots.com/RiiManual.php
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