[BRLTTY] Excess argument: -n

[Michel such]

Hi,

I guess the '/' should be replaced by '-' which would give:
brltty -b:al -d:serial:com1


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Lee Maschmeyer 
  To: Informal discussion between users and developers of BRLTTY. 
  Sent: Friday, October 31, 2008 5:42 PM
  Subject: [BRLTTY] Excess argument: -n


  More positive about the error message than before...

  In Windows brltty-3.10-3 when I enter the command (from the bin subfolder):

  brltty /b:al /d:serial:com1

  I get, as far as I can tell from starting Jaws braille after brltty fails to 
  start, a loop that gives the brltty banner and the error message:

  brltty.exe: excess argument: -n

  The -n is lowercase.

  When I use the Linux style arguments (-bal -dserial:com1) it works great for 
  my device.

  Selecting a contraction table from the preferences menu works, though US 
  contracted braille is the second routing button instead of the 5th. I'll try 
  using the configuration file after lunch.

  The manual looks quite good with `more'.

  -- 

  Lee Maschmeyer
  Wayne State University
  Detroit, Michigan, USA


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