Hi William. Can you buy Codex. Right now I'm looking for instructions only.
It's for a friend of a friend.
Kerry
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Behalf Of William Brandes
Sent: 19 May 2017 21:45
To: vi-kindle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vi-kindle] Re: Translating Kindle Books for reading on a braille
notetaker
Hi. I also use codex. If you need another head in the mix also glad to help,
although never used braille. However, if I can get the file sent as an
attachment, see no reason why I can't convert to text. So, you've got options.
williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx
Stay well ... William
On 5/19/17, Tiny Puppy <butchb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I haven't done this in a while, so don't know if it still works. I
use to do it. You use the program codex from this page
http://jscholes.net/project_files/codex/readme-en.html
You also need kindle for pc. The instructions are on this page. Once
you have selected the book and have it downloaded to kindle for pc as you
normally would, this program can convert it to plain text. I don't know
if your device will convert to grade 2 or not, if not you'll have to
do that
with a program, I think the nfb braille program will do that, I can
dig that
up if you need it. I've known braille for 60 years or more, but I
don't read books that way any more, just rather listen. Write off
list if I can help.
