That is true as long as the translating works. My experience is that it
does not work.
E. At 05:11 PM 10/4/2005, you wrote:
That is bad if the italics cause trouble in the braille file, because removing them is not okay. Sometimes bold and italisised words are very important to know about and it is wrong to deprive someone of that information just because it annoys you. I'm not saying that it is processed correctly, which should make it easy enough to read in braille, but if that is the case the system should be worked on instead of telling validators that they should remove that information. I'm certainly not going to because either I don't know that things are bold or italisized because I don't have my software set to tell me about it, or I do have it set to tell me about it and that is because I found that knowing was useful in that particular book and therefore might be useful to someone else.
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