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SP + DOT 6 Move to the next character and speak it
SP + DOT 5 Move to the next word and speak it
SP + DOT 4 Move to the following line and speak it
SP + DOTS 46 Move cursor to the top of next page
SP + DOTS 456 Move the cursor to the end of the file.
Note : If you attempt to move past the start or end of the file, the MB will say
"top of file" or "end of file". The new message will override the old if
the MB speaks as you enter another cursor command. The cursor
automatically returns to the text entry position when new text is
entered.
Editor chorded commands
Before moving onto the Menu Commands, there are other chorded commands for you to
try.
SP + T TAB. Inserts a TAB at the cursor position in your file.
SP + P HARD PAGE BREAK. Forces a hard page break at the cursor position
in your file.
Enter + I INSERT/OVERWRITE MODE. Changes the editor between the insert
and overwrite mode.
Default is Insert. Toggle
In insert mode, move the cursor to the desired position and write text inserted. Then
move the cursor to a new position using one of the movement chorded commands.
To delete inserted text before moving, simply press the Command key. If the MB is
in Overwrite mode, the text will be overwritten until the following command, hard
carriage return, or hard page break.
Enter+C CHANGING THE CASE OF TEXT. Text can be stored in upper case,
lower case, or with no case conversion. Letters entered via the Braille
keyboard are normally treated as upper case unless changed by this
option. No case conversion, is useful if using a PC keyboard for input,
and you do not want case conversion to be carried out by the MB. In
this instance, the Shift or CapsLock key on the PC keyboard would
enter the upper and lower case.
Enter+W WHERE AM I?: This command gives the file's filename and current
position (page number, line number, and column number). If you are
on a menu, it gives the menu's name.
SP+R SPEAK REST OF FILE Speak the rest of a file without moving the
cursor using the command:
SP+Z
SILENCE COMMAND There is a universal silence command that can
be used at any time.
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