.brl and .brf are essentially the same thing--just glorified plain
text, except that they show braille. .brl was designed for unformatted
braille files (like those one might create on a braille notetaker)
while .brf was intended for formatted braille files (such as braille
e-books created in braille translation software). Because they are
both plain text files, you can just change the file extension if you
need to.
On 10/10/18, Jean Menzies <jemenzies@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello. I just got a Braille Me braille display/notetaker. Files I create* * *
myself are in .brl format or .txt format. I’m just starting to work with
them, so am not sure which will end up being better. Likely it will depend
on what I do with them. Can DBT import .brl files? Also, can DBT save as
.brl? I ask because I believe the Braille Me cannot edit .brf files, but I
might be wrong there. Still learning.
Jean
