Hi, Steve,
Computers can only respond to what you put in: therefore, correct in,
generally correct out. Error in, error out (smile).
I think it would be scarry if computers could read our minds.
By the way, I love a Braille input keyboard on a notetaker.
Evelyn
At 07:03 PM 8/5/05, you wrote:
I enjoy being able to draft documents using grade 2 braille. But when I
leave a dot out of a character or use an incorrect contraction, the crazy
translator seems to want to translate just what I wrote instead of what I
meant. Is this a bug or a feature? Smile.
At 04:59 PM 8/5/2005, you wrote:
When using a computer or note taker, there are a few things that need to
occur when translating into print. If you want a letter c to be read as
a c then just get in the habbit of using the letter sign. That's what I
teach the kids. I just let them know that it's something you have to do
when writing on the note takers. I discovered that way back in the versa
braille days.
Sue Mangis
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