[duxuser] Re: Using Scientific Notebook with DBT 10.4
- From: DaveSRepro@xxxxxxx
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 07:55:29 EDT
Partial answer to your questions.
IN SN you can save the file as either a BMP or JPEG. Whichever you prefer.
The best embosser to use to generate these graphics would be those
manufactured by either Enabling Technologies or by Index. The reason is that
both of
these brand have the ability to create graphics in "High Resolution Mode" That
is make the dots much closer together. Normal Braille is 8 dots to the inch.
High resolution modes create graphics at 17 dots to the inch.
If you import the plot from SN in TGD Pro then you can set up Pro to use this
feature and when the smooth line graphic is converted to Braille dots it will
be done so at 17 dots. It is then imported into Duxbury with these features
attached to the file.
When Duxbury is creating a document the Braille will be at normal resolution
but when the graphics is produced the embosser is kicked up to high resolution
and then back to normal when it return to Braille.
Using the Tigers you can never product a full size Braille dots because its
embossing pins are undersized.
If any further information is required I would be glad to supply it.
David A. Skrivanek
Repro-Tronics Inc.
75 Carver Ave.
Westwood, NJ 07675
phone: 800-948-8453 201-722-1880
fax: 201-722-1881
e-mail: daves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
web: www.repro-tronics.com
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