Aloha Catherine,
A couple of transcriber's I know have very elaborate lighting setups for
proofreading interpoint. I hear one can "go blind" from reading braille
with ones eyes.
I also noticed that the Drill book for the transcriber's course from the
Library of Congress is single-sided.
Take care...
Betsy
At 06:08 AM 3/20/2003 -0500, Catherine Thomas wrote:
Here's a question for all the sighted list members with a knowledge of braille. Can you read interpoint pages or does the image of the dots from the other side of the page get in the way? If this is a problem, how do you manage to read texts in interpoint braille? I'm asking because I've heard that it can't be done but that to me doesn't seem correct. Thanks in advance for your replies. Catherine
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