I prefer to simply 'import' a Word document by opening the Word document in
Duxbury, then simply choosing the learning or Translation tables as needed by
the end user.
John
VS Technician
Sheffield UK
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Behalf Of Ginger Webb
Sent: 20 November 2018 14:19
To: 'duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx' <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [duxuser] Re: Duxbury codes
I am curious if anyone uses SWIFT 5.2, an add-on for Word that sets your
document up to braille in Duxbury...without codes.
I have never used codes in Duxbury...I did not learn that way. SWIFT still has
made it easier/faster for me to format and emboss. I LOVE it. IF you get a
chance to get in on some training for SWIFT 5.2 (google Duxbury SWIFT and the
Duxbury link will take you to the page to download SWIFT 5.2). Susan
Christensen was our trainer here at Kansas State School for the Blind in the
United States. She was part of the creation of this add-on (I hate to speak
wrong and say she IS the creator, but I may be wrong saying she was part of it).
Just info that may be helpful to you in the future.
Ginger Webb
Braillist/Paraprofessional
USD327/USD305
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