Technologies Humanware Inc. APBT320 Manuel D’Utilisation

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5.4.1 

Setting the Keyboard Voice. 

The first of these settings determines how much KeySoft speaks as you type. KeySoft prompts: 
"Keyboard voice? Currently Words." 

The options are as follows: 

To turn off speech altogether, press F followed by ENTER; 

To spell words as they are typed, press S followed by ENTER; 

To speak whole words, press W followed by ENTER; 

To both spell and speak words, press B followed by ENTER; 

To cycle through all the items above, press CONTROL with SPACE. 

Or just press ENTER to leave the selection unchanged. 

The suggested setting is "Words." If you are learning to type, you may prefer the "Spell" option or 
the "Both" option. If you can type quickly, you might select the "Words" option, or turn off speech 
altogether. 

You can press HELP for a reminder of these options. 

 

 

5.4.2 

Preferred Keyboard Braille Grade. 

This setting only applies when actual Braille entry is required. 

The setting determines the grade of Braille in which you prefer to type. To select Grade 1 Braille, 
press A; Grade 2 Braille, press B; and to input Computer Braille, press C or J. To leave this option 
unchanged, just press ENTER. The factory setting is Grade 2. 

 

 

Using this setting will cause KeySoft to advise that it is a Braille document and that Braille input is 
required. 

To be advised when Braille input is required, using the home row keys, press Y. For no warning, 
press N. To leave this option unchanged, just press ENTER.