On-screen braille for input is useful in many ways. The braille user can write
searches, or any other thing. If using the email, in-put braille can be used to
write messages, order goods from Amazon or enter anything in an edit box. The
actual braille display can be used for the purpose of reading Kindle books
while braille display input can be used to write anything from search questions
to the great American novel.
Both forms of braille are used for writing but the actual braille display can
also be used for reading anything from the user guide to books to anything you
hear voiceview say.
Thanks
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 30, 2017, at 6:48 PM, William Brandes <williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all. Question. I am woefully inadequate in knowledge of this
particular technology.
Can you give a short description why and how this would be used
instead of tts along with a screenreader?
Thanks.
Stay well ... William
