[bksvol-discuss] Re: validating with a note taker, was RE: Re: How to be a black belt validater?
- From: "My Nickels Worth" <lavendar@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2008 10:15:52 -0500
Thanks, Kelly, it does help. I think the next book I choose for validating
will be a kids' book so I can try this out. I'm still wondering about the
formatting question, though, but I can ask support at GW Micro about that to
find out.
The Braille Sense can definitely work with .rtf files. I just have to
remember to input any edits in computer braille, but I suppose that those of
us using any of the note takers have to keep that little tid bit of info in
mind when editing with one of these things!
Cait
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to be a black belt validater?
Hi Kaitlyn,
Sorry; I've only seen a Braille Sense once, being shown to me by a
demonstrator with an almost impenetrable Korean accent. I liked the unit,
and think you could validate with it. I can't give you specifics, but maybe
a couple of general pointers. First and foremost, you need to keep the file
in its original format. If the Braille Sense can work with rtf files, then
validating with it will work for sure. Open the file and do the editing you
want for that time, then save and make sure it stays in rtf and doesn't end
up in a grade 2 format, or brl or brf file. If that's doable, you should be
able to choose to do your validating on the device and cut out the
middleman, so to speak.
Hope this helps,
Kellie
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