[goodfeel] Re: DANCING DOTS RELEASES GOODFEEL 3.0 BRAILLE MUSIC TRANSLATOR [Cross-posted]

Hi bill:

Please, i went to the site, but can't find the lime with jaws, am downloading 
the Lime demo setup, but how can we use jaws with it?

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: William R. McCann 
  To: goodfeel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ; ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 4:04 AM
  Subject: [goodfeel] DANCING DOTS RELEASES GOODFEEL 3.0 BRAILLE MUSIC 
TRANSLATOR [Cross-posted]


  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

  Sales Contact: Mary Pat Chuchman

  Media Contact: Bill McCann
  Dancing Dots
  Tel:  610-783-6692
  www.dancingdots.com

  Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, USA
  December 6, 2005

  DANCING DOTS RELEASES GOODFEEL 3.0 BRAILLE MUSIC TRANSLATOR

  Today Dancing Dots announces the release of version 3 of its GOODFEEL Braille 
music Translator software.  Since 1997, educators, parents and students have 
used GOODFEEL, the world's first braille music translator, to quickly and 
automatically produce braille music materials on their Windows PC. 

  GOODFEEL Version 3 breaks new ground in the automatic transcription of music 
into braille.  Here are just a few of the firsts:

  .  Quickly transcribe to braille from Finale, Sibelius and other popular 
music notation software used by band, orchestra and choir directors.
  . Synchronized display of print and braille notation for current musical 
measure.
  .  Ships with Lime 8 which simplifies entering of text annotations and has a 
new MusicXML import/export feature.
  . Blind GOODFEEL users can now scan, read and write musical scores with the 
Lime notation editor via the new Lime Aloud JAWS- based   features.
  . Multimedia presentation of score information via Lime Aloud: musical cue, 
verbal description and shown on braille display. 
  . Blind musicians can  independently create print and equivalent braille 
transcriptions for collaboration with sighted  or blind  teachers, colleagues 
or students.
  . Friendlier user interface to permit easier customization of braille music 
output.
  . Optional integration with the Duxbury  (literary)   Braille  Translator to 
facilitate transcription of theory or method books that have large blocks of 
expository   text.

  See http://www.dancingdots.com/goodfeel.htm for further details or to place 
your order.  List of international dealers: 
http://www.dancingdots.com/international.htm

   About Dancing Dots

  Dancing Dots has pioneered the development of music technology for blind 
musicians and those who educate them since 1992 and serves students, educators  
 and professional blind musicians throughout the world. The company publishes 
numerous courses to promote braille music literacy and provides consultation   
and training to support the technology it markets.

  Dancing Dots® and GOODFEEL® are registered trademarks in the United States 
and/or other countries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned 
herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

  Dancing Dots | PO Box 927 | Valley Forge | PA | 19482

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