Technologies Humanware Inc. APBT320 Manuel D’Utilisation

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KeyWeb has all the same basic features as Internet Explorer. You can browse the web, use a search 
engine, download files or read a page online and work through forms. KeyWeb can also be used to 
open and read locally stored html files, such as a saved web page. 

This chapter is designed to demonstrate the features and commands of KeyWeb, and the ways it 
makes the Internet accessible for users of the BrailleNote family of products. To learn more about 
how the Internet works, we suggest that you investigate the various tutorials available that are 
designed to aid persons who are blind or visually impaired in learning to use the Internet and all its 
accompanying features. 

 

 

As with KeyMail, in order to use KeyWeb, you will need to set up at least one connection 
configuration. The connection configuration makes it possible to connect to an Internet service 
provider and therefore to the world wide web. There are many different setups you can use to do 
this, and the ones that you choose will depend on what technology you have available and where 
you want to be when you browse the web. 

Here are some examples of available connection configurations: 

Connect to a LAN network using the ethernet port 

Using WiFi (wireless) in your BrailleNote QT, access any available WiFi network, at home, school, 
work, or even out shopping.