[duxuser] Re: Fw: [AERNet] Pacmate and Duxbury: hotsynching and direct entry Nemeth

  • From: David Holladay <david@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2006 16:41:52 -0500

What an active day on duxuser!

I thought I would wait for someone wiser than me to deal with this.

From the way you are wording your question, I am guessing that when braille data gets into DBT, DBT understands the data correctly. Am I right about this?

As an experiment, can you write a pure grade two braille file on the Pac-mate, send it to DBT, and get DBT to back translate this into proper text?

Or can you emboss from DBT and get the correct braille?

In a previous message today, I mentioned that the JAWS script files that come with DBT 10.5/10.6 are huge improvements. One thing they do is pronounce the ASCII character we recognize as "star" as "c-h-sign". Are you using DBT 10.5 or 10.6?

Please give us some more information to help you figure this out.

There are some other experiments I might suggest, but these vary by DBT version, so I will skip that whole area until we get some more information.

-- David Holladay
Duxbury Systems



At 11:48 AM 9/1/2006, you wrote:

Hello List I hope that I can be excused for this. I felt like this kid needs some help and so I brought his plight to the pros. Forgive me if it is unethical list repore!
Vence
btw: I too am enrolled in the Carroll tech class and am enjoying it very much.
Vence
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Thought you might be able to help these guys.

Also,  I need to talk to you about the computer in the work room.

Thanks, Pam



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----- Message from "Mario Cortesi" <mario_cortesi@xxxxxxxxxxx> on Fri, 01 Sep 2006 04:51:36 -0500 -----
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[AERNet] Pacmate and Duxbury: hotsynching and direct entry Nemeth
A student is doing direct-entry Nemeth code brailling on his personal
Pacmate (w/o refreshable braille display). He wants to upload it to Duxbury
so he can get a braille copy to review and a copy for us to transcribe to
print, as the print copy, to be blunt, sucks like a Hoover.


However, even standard braille characters are not correctly being displayed
in Duxbury when he hot syncs (although most are read correctly with JAWS,
they are displayed in bizarre ways--the "ch" in his name is displayed as
dots 2-5-6 and JAWS reads it as "star").

Any assistance would be appreciated.  Thanks in advance.  Need a Hoover?


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