Cursor Tracking - Papenmeier Braillex EL 80s User Manual

PC Mode
In PC mode, the Easy Access Bar allows to navigate through an application. Easy
Access Bar keys will emulate PC keyboard functions:
PC Mode Functions
Easy Access Bar
One step left PC Left arrow key
One step up PC Up arrow key
One step right PC Right arrow key
One step down PC Down arrow key
Two steps left (Shift)+(Tab)
Two steps up (Alt); within a dialog box or menu: (Esc)
Two steps right (Tab)
Two steps down (Enter)
Combined Mode
The combined mode includes both screen navigation and cursor movement
features. When you move the Easy Access Bar up or down, the cursor is moved
one line up or down as well (cf. PC mode). When you move the Easy Access Bar
to the right, the function is the same as in navigation mode if the text line is
longer than the display is. The cursor remains at the original position. Once all
the text of that line has been displayed, another "read forwards" command will
move both the cursor and the display to the next line. Pushing the Easy Access
Bar one step left corresponds to "read backwards" if you are within a long line of
text. Otherwise, both cursor and display are moved one line up.
In analogy to the navigation mode, two marker positions can be reached
directly: the title bar (with 2 steps up) and the last window line, which typically
corresponds to a status line (with 2 steps down). This will NOT move the cursor.
The main reading functions (read forwards and backwards) have a double
assignment: they can be reached with both the first step and the second step
right or left.
Combined Mode Functions
Easy Access Bar
Read backwards (within a long line), or: move cursor
One step left
and display to previous line
Two steps left Same as one step left
One step up Move cursor and display to previous line
Read forwards (within a long line), or: move cursor
One step right
and display to next line
Two steps right Same as one step right.
One step down Move cursor and display to next line
Two steps up Moves the display to the title bar
Two steps down Moves the display to the last line of the window.

Cursor Tracking

When navigating across the screen with the Braille display, you do not always
take the cursor with you. You can return to the cursor position at any time. If the
cursor is not present within the Braille display and you want to move the display
back to the cursor position, press the right key towards the front. This will move
the display to the cursor location and make sure that when the cursor is moved,
the display will follow.
Using the Braille display with Jaws for Windows
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