[nfbcs] Using a braille display

[Tracy Carcione]

I've been thinking about what I said earlier about how I use the braille 
display, and I was wrong.  I said I use it to read little bits, and use 
speech to read large hunks of text, and that's true.  But I use the braille 
display to arrow down through, say, a page of error messages, looking for 
the ones that are real errors and not bogus ones.  Jaws is still saying the 
beginning of the line, and I've already read the bit in braille saying what 
kind of error it is.
I also noticed, messing with my email this morning, that I frequently check 
where I am with the braille display, and use the cursor routing keys to yank 
my cursor to where I want to be.
I also look at the braille to see where I am when the braille seems to be 
changing before Jaws starts chattering.

So, I thought a person with good enough vision might use that vision in the 
same way as I'm using the braille display, but now I think maybe not.
Tracy