[accessibleimage] Re: Help with braille symbols

Thanks so much, Robin! :)

>>> "Charles, Robin" <RCHARLE1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 5/28/2008 11:17 AM >>>
(ex4 ,c_7],o_7],c)^''



Although I have never seen a superscript after the parenthesis including ex. 
and I cannot tell if it is 2 primes or something else (too small). I wrote it 
as 2 primes.

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From: accessibleimage-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Judi Piscitello
Sent: Wed 5/28/2008 9:37 AM
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Subject: [accessibleimage] Help with braille symbols


Hi folks! 
Can anyone help this TVI?  Here is her question:
"What on earth is/are the Braille symbols for a chemical bond?? (ex. C=O=C)"
Evidently, she's trying to prepare him for Chemistry exams.
- Judi

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