[accessibleimage] Re: Maps with TGD and INDEX

True that Tiger embossers have the highest resolution of any embosser on the market, but the best thing about a Tiger embosser is how easy it is to use. It embosses directly from Windows applications and permits one to use braille screen fonts to emboss proper braille text. Graphics are embossed with dark areas having tall dots and light areas having low dots. If you want to design the precise tactile bit map image, a copy of the new Tiger Designer editor is bundled with every ViewPlus Tiger embosser.

John


At 08:00 AM 11/15/2005, you wrote:

The Tiger Embosser from ViewPlus offers 20 dpi embossing at various heights.
http://www.viewplustech.com/

Katrina

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Subject: [accessibleimage] Maps with TGD and INDEX


Hallo people,

Unfortunately I won't be at the Tactile Graphics 2005. But I'm still
working at the Maps.
I'm working with the TGD software and embossing at the INDEX. I have a
good solution, but it isn't the best. Do you know if there is some
software or some embosser that I can try to do other kinds of points, or
traces?
I'm sorry to ask you this question, but I'm alone here, nobody here
works with TGD and Braille too, so I need your help.
I want to change my experience with you.

Thank's

Adriana Aizenstein
Central Library For The Blind


John A. Gardner
Professor and Director, Science Access Project
Department of Physics
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
tel: (541) 737 3278
FAX: (541) 737 1683
        SAP URL: http://dots.physics.orst.edu/


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