Hi John! > You can now run liblouisxml on the Web and get braille translations. Go > to www.abilitiessoft.com and pick the link "Try out the software." > Feedback is welcome, as this is just a first draft. It does use the > final test version of liblouisxml, so you could experiment with > user-defined styles, etc. Are you also using the svn version of liblouis? I found a char that was not converted, however, using my local xml2brl converts it. A suggestion for an addition could be that you provide the exact command line / config files that is used during the translation. Thank you for your great work! If people want, they may convert a Word document into xml by visiting <http://doc2xml.lamasti.net>. The xml file can then be converted into Braille using the link mentioned above. Lars -- Handy Tech Norge AS <www.handytech.no>, v/Lars Bjørndal Storetveitåsen 15, 5067 Bergen. Kontortelefon: 23 25 30 90, mobiltelefon: 958 37 537. For a description of the software and to download it go to http://www.jjb-software.com