[quoted lines by Lee Maschmeyer on April 11, 2003, at 10:15]
>the Braille cursor routing buttons seem to malfunction
>often (for example in the options menu)
The cursor routing function moves the cursor by simulating arrow-key presses.
It doesn't work in lynx, therefore, because the left- and right-arrow keys
don't do what they're expected to do. BRLTTY has a vertical cursor routing
command which works quite well in lynx. It was designed for just this purpose,
i.e. to only use up- and down-arrow key press simulation. Not all drivers
support it. If the driver you're using doesn't, then let me know and we can
look into adding support for it.
>But, come to think of it, I'm not sure how to enter two-digit link
>numbers...
Use the regular digit keys. As soon as you press any of them, you 'll get a
prompt like:
Follow link (or goto link or page) number:
Finish typing the number (the first digit will already appear at the end of the
prompt). Then, if you just press enter, it'll follow that link. If you append a
"g" (for goto) to the number then, when you press enter, it'll just go to that
link within the current document. If you append a "p" (for page) to the number
then it'll go to that page of the current document.
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