To be specific, computer braille is 8-dot. 0 braille is a 6-dot equivalent to
cover when 8-dot braille is not available. In the case of the old Braille 'n
Speak, 0 braille was utilised to cover the lack of dots 7 and 8. If one
actually looked at the ASCII, one would quickly discern that u-chord
Gina,
Thanks for this, this older 6 dot computer braille is what I was taught was
computer braille. The 8 dot kind is new to me.
Cait
> On Sep 14, 2015, at 5:26 AM, Georgina Joyce wrote:
>
> Hello David,
>
> There has been for some time 6 dot computer braille. Anyone used the original
> bra
thanks for the brush up on 8 dot braille, David! I really needed it!
I know the more I use it, the more used to it I’ll get!
Cait
> On Sep 13, 2015, at 11:14 PM, David Chittenden wrote:
>
> Computer braille is the same as 8-dot braille. In computer braille, there is
> a different dot pattern
Hello David,
There has been for some time 6 dot computer braille. Anyone used the original
braille n Speak saw this.
Lower case letters a - j were numbers and abbreviations like the t.h. 1 and
4,5,6, was punctuation such as the question mark and brackets. etc. Before 8
dot braille. I think som
Computer braille is the same as 8-dot braille. In computer braille, there is a
different dot pattern for each symbol. For letters, uppercase letters have dot
7 added to the letter. Numbers and punctuation are different. Remember, print
is not contracted.
One cannot have contracted braille check
Hi,
OK, this is probably a stupid one, but is computer braille the same as 8 dot?
And, if I have 8 dot mode turned on, can I leave the contracted box ticked?
I suppose I’ll have to get used to reading in 8 dot mode if this is the same as
computer braille, but honestly, so far, when I’ve tried us
Hi there
I realize what I'm about to say may not address your particular issue, but I
just discovered something about my braille Edge 40. I know that some of you
guys have one of these things, and maybe you knew this and I didn't. I just
discovered that you can type grade 2 braille into a text
Thank you so much! This is exactly what I was thinking. So, is there Braille
translation software for the Mac? Again thanks so much!
Desi
On Sep 24, 2013, at 9:38 AM, Richard Ring wrote:
> Yes, a .brf file must be translated into contracted or uncontracted Braille.
> Giving an .mp3 exten
Yes, a .brf file must be translated into contracted or uncontracted Braille.
Giving an .mp3 extension to a text file will not make the file an .mp3 file.
Braille translation software must be used in order to create Braille files!
You can have an off day, but you can't have a day off! ---The Ar
Hi Chris,
I don't mean to be totally dim here, but then are you saying that renaming a
file is the same as saving the file as? Have you done this successfully? If
so, then I truly thank you for the tip! No matter how long I'm at this
technology game, I will continue to be baffled on a regula
How about renaming the files from .txt to .brf
Chris
On Sep 24, 2013, at 10:05 AM, Desi Noller wrote:
> Good Morning!
>
> Is there a way, using the Mac, to save .txt, .doc, or any other file type as
> .brf files for use on my iOS devices with my Braille Display? Now that .brf
> files can be i
Good Morning!
Is there a way, using the Mac, to save .txt, .doc, or any other file type as
.brf files for use on my iOS devices with my Braille Display? Now that .brf
files can be imported into the BARD App, I have a number of files I could use
that way if I could save them as .brf files. Any
selected) at a time. Once your
> selection is in place, press space-c to copy it.
> On Dec 27, 2012, at 5:12 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
>
>> Hello.
>>
>> I have another braille question but this time it may be a little
>> complicated.
>>
>> Some days
ec 27, 2012, at 5:12 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have another braille question but this time it may be a little complicated.
>
> Some days ago I looked up some information on Safari as I have no computer at
> the mo at home.
>
> The information was in a bloc
Hello.
I have another braille question but this time it may be a little complicated.
Some days ago I looked up some information on Safari as I have no computer at
the mo at home.
The information was in a block and there was no edit field. I wanted to copy
the information but I could not
I have had this problem when trying to assign close window to a track pad
gesture. So I don't think it's a braille display issue, but something about
this "close window" mode which is different from pressing command w which
always works. I don't know what close window mode is and why assigning a
I am using a Focus 40BT and I assign a "close Window" command to chord-12456"
but whenever I go to use it I get an error that the close window command is not
available in this mode press escape to exit.
I have looked at all the preset commands and those I have created myself so is
there somet
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