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	Braille - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Braille originally lacked an encoding for the letter W. Braille is also notable for being a binary code that predated the invention of the computer.
		Braille has been extended to an 8 dot code so that the case of an individual letter is directly coded in that cell, and so that all the printable ASCII characters can be represented.
		Braille may be produced using a "slate" and a "stylus" in which each dot is created from the back of the page, writing in mirror image, by hand, or it may be produced on a braille typewriter or "Perkins Brailler", or produced by a Braille Embosser attached to a computer.
	www.eastcleveland.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Braille (944 words)

	Braille - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Braille generally consists of cells of 6 raised dots arranged in a grid of two dots horizontally by three dots vertically.
		English braille codes the letters and punctuation, and some double letter signs and word signs directly, but capitalisation and numbers are dealt with by using a prefix symbol.
		When Braille is adapted to languages which do not use the Latin alphabet, the blocks are generally assigned to the new alphabet according to how it is transliterated into the Latin alphabet, and the alphabetic order of the national script (and therefore the natural order of Latin Braille) is disregarded.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Braille (1442 words)

	Braille embosser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Braille embosser is a printer, necessarily an impact printer, that renders text as Braille.
		This is often the case regardless of the type of printer being discussed.
		As with ink printers, embossers come in all shapes and sizes, and are used by everyone from individual computer users to large corporations that produce books, magazines, and other widely distributed publications, requiring fast, high-volume embossing capabilities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Braille_embosser (164 words)

	Tiresias - Devices (Computer controlled braille embossers)
		A Braille embosser is the Braille equivalent of an ink printer.
		Braille embossers increasingly offer the option of embossing in 8-dot in addition to 6-dot Braille; some products can emboss graphics as well.
		Braille translation software is required by some machines in order to translate computer text and graphics to Braille; this software can be obtained from the manufacturers.
	www.tiresias.org /equipment/eb4_b.htm (1478 words)

	DotsPlus® Braille
		DotsPlus® Braille is a set of tactile fonts that permits virtually any computer document written in a language based on the roman alphabet to be printed in a form readable by a blind person.
		Literary braille and the proposed unified braille code represent numbers by "number mode" - a device that cannot be used as a font and is very clumsy in advanced math/science.
		The DotsPlus® Braille paradigm was proposed in the early 1990's, but it was not feasible to use it except for very limited purposes until the commercial introduction of Tiger embosser technology in 2000.
	dots.physics.orst.edu /dotsplus.html (662 words)

	METL: VersaPoint Braille Embosser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A Braille Embosser allows you to "print" a text document in Braille.
		Braille translation software is required to translate text from the computer into Braille.
		Three computers in METL are properly equipped to print to the Braille Embosser.
	www.wmich.edu /~metl/hardware/vb-braille.html (38 words)

	VersaPoint Duo Braille Embosser Product Overview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Get high quality, interpoint Braille in a reliable, low maintenance embosser.
		Easy one button commands allow you to reconfigure Braille output and check work.
		Braille can be configured for 6-dot and 8-dot output of speeds up to 40 characters per second.
	www.freedomscientific.com /fs_products/embossers_duo.asp (69 words)

	Glossary of Adaptive Technologies: Braille Embosser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A Braille Embosser is a hardware device for "printing" a hard copy of a text document in Braille.
		Most Braille translation software programs can translate material into several grades or versions of Braille.
		There is also a new Music Braille software program as well as scanning software to scan Braille into a computer and have it displayed or translated into text.
	www.utoronto.ca /atrc/reference/tech/brailleemb.html (645 words)

	MegaDots Interface Guide
		If your embosser has both, you need to decide which interface to use (based on how many ports of each kind your computer has and what other equipment is connected to the computer).
		When you are editing a braille document (letter B appears in the lower left), moving to a new character with the left or right arrow key makes Business Vision speak the name for that braille cell, such as th sign (the name appears on line 25, columns 66 through 80).
		Each braille character is sent to the printer as nine characters, each either a space or a period.
	www.duxburysystems.com /mega/html/intguide.htm (14575 words)

	Vision - Braille
		Braille displays (soft-copy monitors)allow the user to read in braille the information seen on the screen: the device creates dynamically refreshable braille characters corresponding to the screen information.
		Braille 'n Speak, a compact, portable talking device with a seven-key Braille keyboard, may be used as a talking computer terminal, a Braille to print transcriber and a word processor.
		Braille Blazer is a small, light, quiet personal Braille printer with speech output for configuring the printer and as voice to any computer; it is supported by the IBM Screen Reader.
	polio.dyndns.org /chip/vbr.html (2892 words)

	Index Everest - Braille embosser
		The Everest is the only high speed (324 PPH) Braille embosser with the function to work with normal cut sheet paper (80-180 gsm) and produce a Braille document ready for binding or mailing.
		The Everest is controlled by an ink and Braille labelled front panel.
		The noise level of Everest is lower than that of most Braille embossers on the market.
	www.synapseadaptive.com /braille/everest.htm (510 words)

	Index Basic-D/S - Basic Braille embosser
		The capability of producing Braille on thinner paper is an important step in reducing costs, and is also environmentally beneficial.
		The Basic-S is the only single sided Braille embosser that can be updated to be double sided.
		Many embossers are rated at a theoretical maximum speed which can indicate 1.5-3 times higher ratings.
	www.synapseadaptive.com /braille/basic.htm (708 words)

	BrailleMaster
		Unlike conventional Braille translation programs, BrailleMaster is the only one which makes it possible for a user to develop his or her our own Braille rules using a unique rule-based symbolic language called LOUIS.
		BrailleMaster is also an excellent tool for Braille rule development and study: Any suggested change to Braille rules can be implemented immediately and efficiently, and its effect studied.
		BrailleMaster can be used with any Braille embosser, as well as with any ink printer for printing Braille in visual form.
	www.braillemaster.com (233 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Now that you have an embosser setup in your preferences you are now ready to print to your embosser.
		Braille banner pages are useful for situations where sighted persons need to quickly identify different brailling jobs.
		Occasionally you may need to print a braille file on a computer which does have an embosser hooked up but does not have MegaDots loaded on it, whether it be a computer at home, at school, or at work.
	www.duxburysystems.com /mega/html/CHAP10.HTM (2820 words)

	Dotsplus - Better than Braille?*
		Braille is used only for alphabetic characters, numbers, and punctuation marks.
		In order to avoid ambiguity and to incorporate most of the characters used in elementary math into single braille cells, dotsplus braille is based on the 8-dot cell and does not use any dropped symbols.
		Dotsplus braille cells have been chosen to be as intuitively-related as possible to literary braille.
	dots.physics.orst.edu /publications/csun93.html (844 words)

	The SHIVA Foundation Home Page
		Braille transcriptions will become available in 2002 as the new revised print edition is scheduled to be released late in 2001.
		Braille curriculum is designed to be completed in either a 6-month or 12 month program.
		The current embosser is over-worked and needs to be used as a back-up instead of the primary embosser.
	home.flash.net /~dshanmug (2155 words)

	Index Braille Embosser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Index Braille Embosser is a printer that produces Braille output.
		The power switch is located on the left side of the embosser near the power input.
		You should hear the embosser speak a few seconds after the switch is turned on.
	www.washington.edu /computing/atl/DOCS/braille.embossing.html (265 words)

	Sighted Electronics: A Double sided Index 4x4 Embosser for Braille Magazines
		Binding of the Braille material is reduced to folding and stapling.
		Blind and sighted users are guided by speech conformation of the keys pressed, together with the ink and Braille labels on the keypad which is located on the front panel.
		Braille printout in saddle stitch binding format or normal printout mode, either single-sided or interpoint.
	www.sighted.com /english/4x4pro.html (578 words)

	SOS, Missouri - Wolfner Library: Web Braille (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Braille is a 63 symbol writing system used by the blind and visually impaired as a tactile method of reading.
		A Braille ASCII file (usually.brf) format is a computer file with the Braille symbols represented in computer code that can be displayed by a Braille embosser or notetaker.
		It is a text file that looks like gibberish to a sighted person when viewed by a word processor but is displayed as Braille with the appropriate equipment.
	www.sos.mo.gov /wolfner/webbraille (193 words)

	...How to Download Braille Files...
		If you have a braille embosser (braille printer), you can download some of the games for use with your students who are learning braille.
		If your braille embosser is already set up as a Windows printer, you can send the file to it as you might to any printer.
		Make sure the braille embosser is turned on, connected to the computer, and ready to go.
	www.afb.org /BRAILLEBUG/download_instructions.asp (957 words)

	Braille Output
		Another consideration may be the product's ability to work with different braille codes, since the translation of braille codes into other braille codes, and the translation of braille into text, known as "back" translation, is performed by this product..
		A word processing, Braille translation and large print program for the IBM computer that allows the user to produce ink or Braille output from the same document.
		The ability to braille on two sides of the page or sideways on the page, as well as offering a variety in the size of the paper may also be features to consider.
	www2.edc.org /NCIP/library/vi/output.htm (1211 words)

	ATK & Co., Inc., Inc. - Braille Tools - Sighted Electronics - Basic Series Braille Embossers
		The document is processed in the same way that any document sent to a Braille Embosser is processed, with or without the use of a Braille translation program.
		The Everest is the only high speed (340 PPH) Braille printer with the ability to work with normal cut sheet paper (80-180 gsm) and produce a Braille document ready for binding or mailing.
		The Everest is controlled by an ink and braille labeled front panel, combined with the speech feedback, it is easy to install and operate for blind and sighted users alike.
	www.atkratter.com /braille/se/Indxever.htm (714 words)

	Pro Braille Embosser Ink Attachment by ViewPlus
		Combining the ViewPlus® Pro Embosser with HP InkJet brings together the most advanced embossing technology and unparalleled HP printing.
		PIA with Pro is also the only embossing system that prints your original text along with the braille.
		For the first time you can get print with braille and tactile graphics directly from Windows programs, utilizing the same software you do with your ink printer.
	www.viewplus.com /products/accessories/ink-attachment (291 words)

	BraillePlace Braille Embosser
		BraillePlace, our new interpoint embosser with speeds of nearly 300 characters per second and a 45-character line, is serious productivity for serious Braille publishing.
		If you're a Braille publisher growing too fast for your present equipment, our new BraillePlace might just be a perfect fit for you in the 21st century.
		Braille Sizes: Dynamic Braille Scaling (includes Library of Congress standard Braille, Jumbo Braille, California Sign Braille, Petite Braille and Petite Braille with interlining) as well as Moon Type for the United Kingdom.
	www.brailler.com /brlplace.htm (207 words)

	Sighted Electronics, Inc.; Braille printers, Displays, and More...
		Braille and are faced with 508 and 504 government
		Spacing of the dot distances in the Braille characters is
		The Braille made by our embossers is for blind people to
	www.sighted.com (80 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A personal Braille embosser to complete our range of the most reliable Braille embossers in the world.
		Our goal was to design a Braille embosser, with specifications suggested by a group of blind users selected from several European Countries and at the lowest possible price.
		The Braille quality is excellent on whatever paper you use.
	www.ggtechservices.com /files/Pt.txt (399 words)

	2004 Conference Proceedings
		Unlike other Braille applications, WinBraille allows a person who needs to produce a Braille document the same power to format a document, in the same manner as a standard word processor will allow users the ability to produce a professional document effortlessly.
		With one Braille Embosser connected in a network application, a University Library, Federal Department, or State Agency, can comply easily, effortlessly, to their section 508 requirement of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
		Why is it acceptable for manufacturers of Braille Embossers to allow their Braille printers to leave their warehouses void of drivers.
	www.csun.edu /~hfdss006/conf/2004/proceedings/112.htm (696 words)

	Facts: Web-Braille (2003)
		The Web-Braille site is password-protected, and all files are in an electronic form of contracted braille, requiring the use of special equipment for access.
		Public or private schools providing braille to blind children, whether the school is set up as a special-format deposit collection or as an institutional patron; and
		Nonprofit organizations whose primary purpose is to produce braille books for the use of eligible readers in the U.S. Some examples are instructional materials resource centers and nonprofit transcribing agencies.
	www.loc.gov /nls/reference/factsheets/webbraille.html (781 words)

	HOW TO USE BOOKS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONIC BRAILLE BOOK LIBRARY
		Braille Book Library are formatted in such a way that they cannot be sent directly from the computer to a braille embosser; such files can only be accessed with a note-taker or braille display.
		your computer, and all braille translation on the display itself must be turned off (see documentation for your display).
		volume may be about 100 to 150 braille pages in length); or in some cases,(3) a complete book in one file.
	www.braille.org /braille_books/help/reading_books.html (389 words)

	Cub Braille Printer (Braille Embosser) by ViewPlus
		Quality braille and speed in a compact desktop design, the ViewPlus Cub is the ideal braille printer for users who primarily use 8.5 x 11, A4 or smaller paper and still want to be able to quickly and quietly emboss braille and high-resolution tactile graphics directly from their preferred Windows programs.
		Because it's Powered by Tiger, you can be assured that it's quiet, easy to use, and the quality of braille and tactile graphics is unparalleled.
		This is a tactile map of the United States of America to use as an example of printing tactile graphics on ViewPlus embossers.
	www.viewplus.com /products/braille-embossers/cub-embosser (211 words)

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