Hi all, I'm not a braille user but I'm curious about Web Braille. If I'm right, the NLS provides some books encoded in braille for downloading. Since braille is an alternate coding for alphabetical and grammatical symbols, it seems that Web Braille is actually a precursor to digital books,since Web Braille books are downloadable as files. Who can gain access to those files - anyone eligible to use the Talking Books program? And if so, can these files be translated into text once downloaded? Just exactly is available in Web Braille? Thanks for your comments, Dan