Hi, Rick,
I haven't played with the Android clock, but I know that some controls can be
manipulated on the touch with space and dot 3 or 6, depending on the direction
you want to go with the control. Wondering if that would work in this instance.
I agree that a caps lock command would be very beneficial. If you happen to be
typing in UEB, you can place 3 dot 6 characters before a capitalized passage,
and a dots 6-3 termination sign at the end of the passage.
Please let us know when you get the control worked out, if someone else on the
list doesn't chime in.
Hope this helps.
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 14, 2016, at 9:42 PM, Sam Joehl <blink183@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
For caps lock are you referring to Computer Braille? I believe the answer to
that is no. For Literary Braille you would just place the double caps sign
(dot 6 twice) in front of each word.
From: braillenote-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:braillenote-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Rick Lewis
Sent: Friday, October 14, 2016 2:17 PM
To: braillenote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [BNU] Two BrailleNote Touch Questions
I have two Braillenote Touch questions at the moment, and I’m open to ideas
on these.
Question 1: Trying to set alarms in Android’s clock. In the fields for hours
and minutes, the control is described as a circular slider.
Is there an accessible way to use this control?
Question 2: When entering text on the Touch in computer Braille, I can
capitalize each letter, of course, but is there any way of entering a caps
lock command?
I haven’t found one so far. It would sure be convenient to have one.
--
Rick
