On Wednesday 4/7/04 09:03 Dave Durber wrote:
Truer words were never spoken, and you're absolutely right about the pitfalls of back translating a file. If you're a braille reader, it's a good idea to emboss a copy of the file and proofread it. I know, it takes time and uses up paper, but it's really the only way to catch all the errors. I also find it helpful to have someone else proofreading the file while I make the corrections. If I proofread it myself, I tend to miss things.if you want to produce good quality braille, there are no real short cuts and a bit of legwork is always involved somewhere or other.
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