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+#summary Glossary of terms for BrailleBlaster
+
+These terms are a listing of the terms used in !BrailleBlaster. Each term
should have its own heading, and where ever possible when the term is used
throughout the documentation on the wiki it should link to the definition
in this document.
+
+= Business Friendly License =
+
+A business friendly license is one which will allow a closed source
modules to link to the code covered by the license. Licenses such as the
LGPL and apache 2.0 license do permit this and so are considered a business
friendly license.
+
+
+
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+{\*\generator Msftedit 5.41.21.2509;}\viewkind4\uc1\pard\f0\fs20 #summary
Requirements for BrailleBlaster\par
+\par
+= Introduction =\par
+\par
+This document has the requirements for !BrailleBlaster. It intends to set
out what !BrailleBlaster ill do rather than-define how !BrailleBlaster will
deal with the tasks. It is likely to become a very lengthy document and not
all sections\par
+-are relevant for all people. Therefore the following information may help
in finding the information relevant to you:\par
+ * Project goals: This is a very general high-level view of
what !BrailleBlaster intends to be.\par
+ * Scope: This will list the particular tasks !BrailleBlaster intends to
undertake.\par
+ * Stakeholders: This will list the various people involved in
developing !BrailleBlaster and also describe some of the\par
+target audience.\par
+ * Definitions: A list of the terminology which will be used.\par
+ * Constraints: This will list certain facts which will restrict
what !BrailleBlaster can do.\par
+ * Assumptions and relevant facts: This will list anything which may be
useful for development but does not directly affect what is required.\par
+ * Functional requirements: This will be a section defining the finer
details of what !BrailleBlaster must do in order\par
+to meet the goals. It is mainly aimed at those involved in development and
testing/verification that !BrailleBlaster\par
+does what it needs to.\par
+ * Quality requirements: This will list the requirements which relate to
performance, usability and appearance. Again this section is giving finer
details and so is of most interest to those involved in development and
testing/verification.\par
+ * Future requirements: This section is for any requirements which it is
known !BrailleBlaster will have in future\par
+versions.\par
+\par
+= Project Goals =\par
+\par
+ * Provide a free, opensource GUI based desktop application for creating
tactile documents containing Braille and tactile graphics.\par
+ * To provide an easy to learn Braille translation application which will
not lead to more advanced users feeling\par
+restricted in what actions can be performed. Most users, both beginners
and experienced Braille translators will feel\par
+using !BrailleBlaster is a positive experience and will consider
continuing to use !BrailleBlaster.\par
+ * As many users of !BrailleBlaster may be visually impaired or
blind, !BrailleBlaster will be usable by both blind and\par
+visually impaired users.\par
+ * !BrailleBlaster should be usable by users in different countries, the
user interface should support the major\par
+languages from around the world.\par
+\par
+= Scope =\par
+\par
+!BrailleBlaster is responsible for the following:\par
+ * Allowing the user to get text into !BrailleBlaster, either through
importing from an existing electronic document or by the user entering the
information directly.\par
+ * Translating the document into the Braille code of the user's
choice.\par
+ * Assisting the user to edit the document to achieve a better tactile
document.\par
+ * To store tactile documents.\par
+ * To output a tactile document to an [BrailleBlasterGlossary#embosser
embosser].\par
+\par
+= Stakeholders =\par
+\par
+These are the stakeholders which have been identified, however this list
may not be complete and so !BrailleBlaster may\par
+be of interest to others not listed.\par
+ * Sponsors and copyright holders: ViewPlus Technologies, Inc. and
AbilitiesSoft, Inc.\par
+ * Target users: Braille transcribers, Braille translation services,
blind users\par
+\par
+Also it may be worth looking at the [Personas] which have been created
which will inform the needs of the users.\par
+\par
+= Definitions =\par
+\par
+See the BrailleBlasterGlossary for all terms used.\par
+\par
+= Constraints =\par
+\par
+ * !BrailleBlaster will work on the Windows, Linux and Mac OS X operating
systems.\par
+ * !BrailleBlaster will be completed within two years.\par
+ * !BrailleBlaster will be developed under the Apache 2.0 license and
will only use components which use a
[BrailleBlasterGlossary#Business_friendly_license business\par
+friendly license].\par
+\par
+= Assumptions and relevant facts =\par
+\par
+= Functional Requirements =\par
+\par
+= Quality Requirements =\par
+\par
+== Performance ==\par
+\par
+== Usability ==\par
+\par
+== Look and Feel ==\par
+\par
+= Future Requirements =\par
+}
+
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