Yes, Wintrans is the front-end program for NFBTRANS. You can read all about Wintrans and download it from this URL:
http://members.toast.net/mlbx/winbt/ Cheers, Christopher At 16:46 25/05/2007 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,Peter Bentley wrote: "I then reverted to Cypher but this does not provide sufficient flexibility in presentation." The presentation options in Cipher are not apparent from the outset, I admit, but they certainly exist: one must place "Dollar Commands" in the text file, surrounded by spaces. As a user of Cipher to produce relatively complex transcriptions, I find it quitesufficient. Some examples: $cs: Centre Text $rj: Right Justify Text $cc: Section Separator (row of 12 colons) $aa: Subsection Separator (row of 12 commas) $cn: Capitals On $cf: Capitals Off $ga: Grade I Braille $gb: Grade II Braille $rs: Recet"Duxbury and WinTrans have been suggested but at £385 and over £800, this is too much. I thought that WinTrans was free; I seem to remember it was a GUI interface to NFB's DOS transcription program NFBTrans. Couldsomeone clarify this? Matthew
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