[duxuser] Re: text files to braille note taker
- From: "David P. ROSENFELD" <drosenfe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <deamar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 09:11:04 -0400
Hello, Dean.
First of all, when you are importing the file into DBT, choose as your import
filter "Formatted text (Windows)", or, in the unlikely event that the ASCII
representation of the accented letters is being used, "Formatted Text
(MS-DOS)". You'll know which is correct by whether or not the accented letters
are mapped properly.
When ready to save the document, go to "File", "Save As", and choose as the
file type "Formatted text, Windows ANSI (*.prf)", or, if your note-taker
prefers, "Formatted text, IBM ASCII (*.prf).
David Rosenfeld, City of Toronto
>>> deamar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 09/04/02 04:19pm >>>
Hi. I have files i want to read in a braille notetaker. The textfiles
only have line breaks at paragraph boundaries. I want to translate them
into braille with the latest DBTWin, then save them in such a way that they
still only have line breaks at paragraph boundaries, and later load them
into the note taker. I could use the notetaker's inferior translator,
except Duxbury should do better, and the files are in French, so that
really isn't an option, as I want to read them in French grade II
braille. So far, I can't figure out how to do this. Can anybody help?
Dean
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