A few days ago someone brought up the problem of reverse-translating the print page numbers often found in recent additions to NLS Braille books. As I recall, the response and proposed solution included discussion of the "dis" sign, dots 2-5-6. If I understand the situation in question correctly, that Braille sign is not involved, and therefore would offer nothing toward a solution. The print numbering I'm aware of either contains a line of dashes ending with a number sign and the number, or a Taylor code letter immediately followed by the number sign and components to make up the digit(s). Is there a plan in the works to fix the translation situation I've just described? Dale