Re: Are LaTex and PostScript accessible?
- From: "TerriLynne" <terri_lynne@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 24 Dec 2004 13:58:34 -0700
PostScript is a program used for typing text. Its advantage over programs
such as MSWord is that you can type in advanced math symbols and they are
one symbol. I was told that in MSWord, those symbols take several
keystrokes. Hence, if PostScript is usable, it would use single digit math
symbols. This would make reading them with speech a snap, and, if it works
with braille translation programs, make it easier to emboss braille math. I
am talking here about higher math such as calculus 3, differential
equasions, and partial differential equasions.
TerriLynne
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