#POUND KEY PHONE KEYPAD CODE#

To lower the pitch, press (4) To raise the pitch, press (6) To lower the volume, press (1) to raise the volume, press (3) To search for a word or phrase, press Pound Pound and follow the directions To spell, press Pound (5) and follow the directions To speed up the speaking speed, press (9)įor help Mode for the current menu, press Pound To slow down the speaking speed, press (7) To return to the beginning of the line, press (5) To return to the beginning of the current article, press (2) To return to the previous article, press (1) When in an article, use these key commands to navigate through NFB-NEWSLINE®: After selecting the paper or magazine you wish to read, the system will prompt you to select the section you wish to read for example, Sports, Editorial, News, etc. The NFB-NEWSLINE® service holds today’s, yesterday’s, and the most recent Sunday edition, if one is published.

You may also request NFB-NEWSLINE® Instructions in an audio format, or Click Here for Our Audio Instructions Page.Īfter selecting a category from the main menu, you can choose from newspapers, magazines, or topics and then follow the prompts. Press (3) to advance to the next lesson or (1) to go back. To resume reading where you last left off, Press (3)įor the complete tutorial, from the main menu, press (1) Main Menu Choicesįor NFB-NEWSLINE® tutorials and announcements, press (1)įor Your State’s Information Channel, press (2)įor Newspapers from a different state, press (5)įor Advertising Circulars from National Retail Chains, press (6)įor Subscriber’s Control Panel, press (0)įrom within the control panel, for Local Telephone Look Up, Press (1) You will need to enter your codes the first time you callįrom a different telephone number. After the initial call, the system will remember your codes.

#POUND KEY PHONE KEYPAD CODE#

Using the telephone keypad, enter your ID number and the security code you were given when you first became a subscriber. It is your responsibility to verify that calls made from Indiana numbers are local and toll-free.

Please be aware that due to the variety of local calling plans and the number of local telephone companies, we cannot be responsible for any telephone fees or charges that may accrue from the listener’s use of NFB Newsline®. If you use a wired landline phone, have phone service with a cable company, or service that does not offer unlimited long distance, call our toll-free number at 88). If you live in Indianapolis, or have unlimited cell phone calling, call NFB-NEWSLINE® at 31.

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