The release notes documenting the new features in the August 28 BT Speak update are now live on our Web site for anyone who would like to access them.
Many thanks go to Stephen Blazie for not only posting the file but for ensuring that heading navigation works properly. Of course, the release notes can
also be found in the BT Speak help system once the new update has been installed. To access them on your BT Speak, press O-chord followed by the letter
H to access the list of help files. Next, press G for Getting Started, followed by the enter key (dot 8).
To access the release notes on our Web site, go to
blazietech.com/august-28th-202…
DG
Many thanks go to Stephen Blazie for not only posting the file but for ensuring that heading navigation works properly. Of course, the release notes can
also be found in the BT Speak help system once the new update has been installed. To access them on your BT Speak, press O-chord followed by the letter
H to access the list of help files. Next, press G for Getting Started, followed by the enter key (dot 8).
To access the release notes on our Web site, go to
blazietech.com/august-28th-202…
DG
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