Orbit Research Orbit Reader 20 User Manual page 24

To repeat a search moving forward toward the end of the file, press dots 8
6.
To repeat the search moving back toward the beginning of the file, press
dots 8 3.
Edit Box
Orbit Reader presents a text dialog or input field called an Edit Box in some
instances. These instances include finding text and renaming a file. The Edit
Box permits only one line of text.
To open an Edit Box, press Space + F to begin a search or press Space + R
to rename a file. Once in the Edit Box, insert text by typing the desired
braille text and then use the Edit Box commands to navigate. The Edit Box
displays a blinking cursor (dots 7 8) to indicate where you input the text you
are searching for or editing.
When Orbit Reader shows an edit box, it often provides default text, such as
a file name or a previously entered search term. This text is selected (as
indicated by the dot 7 8 combination added to each letter.) To remove the
selected text, type a letter or press the Backspace key. To edit the existing
text, press one of the arrow keys to remove the selection.
Edit Box Commands
To...
Move Left or
Right One
Letter
Backspace
Accept typed
text
Close the Edit
Box
Press Here's why and/or additional information
Pressing the letter movement commands moves
Left or
the cursor in the indicated direction. When the
Right
cursor reaches the end of the edit box, it stops--
Arrow
it can move no further.
The Backspace key dot 7, deletes the letter
immediately left of the cursor. Use Backspace
dot 7
when you make a typing mistake or to remove
small amounts of text.
In this instance, pressing dot 8 acts as an
dot 8
Enter/OK key.
To close the edit box, use the Close command.
In single line controls, Close throws away what
Select
you typed. In multiple line controls, all text is
automatically saved.