At our last Braille Circulating Library board meeting we briefly discussed
Braille Ready Format - basically our understanding this is a document,
artical
Book or what ever desired to be put into a format that a visually impaired
person could download who have braille machines that can convert into
braille for reading purposes?
Our visually impaired Board member who is Director of Training for the
visual impaired for the Commonwealth of Virginia introduced this to us
without details.
Anyone familiar with this and can explain in detail how this works?
The concept is quite revolutionary as we are working on a new website
dedicated to visually impaired and this would be quite an addition to our
concept of services offered. We currently are converting all of our
cassette tape audio files into digital format exclusively available to the
blind community.
William Jeffries, Interim Director,
Braille Curculating Library for the Blind Inc.
Smartphone
On Thu, Nov 22, 2018, 4:56 AM George Bell <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Ronald,
I'm glad you said you had dictated it 😊
There are generally two considerations when pricing. Preparation Time and
Production Time.
The trickiest question is usually preparation. If it comes as a well
Style Word document, aside from graphics, it can be fairly quick. If not,
it could take much longer.
Without seeing the graphics makes that an unknown quantity.
And did you really mean eight dot braille?
George
-----Original Message-----
From: duxuser-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <duxuser-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On
Behalf Of Ronald Grigg
Sent: 22 November 2018 03:29
To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [duxuser] How to price out embossing project
Hello, I have been asked to prepare some braille document.
It will be approximately 100 pages of braille. They wanted to be in
8.computer braille. There will also be a few pages of graphics to and boss.
How do I go about setting a price for this. Or, should I just do it and
not building anything?
Thanks, ronald.
PS I’m dictating this and for some reason dictation is not working very
good tonight. I know there’s a few dictation errors.
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