Hi, everyone,
I recently bought a cookbook on a CD-Rom. It has several hundred recipes
with a .doc extension. Every fraction in these recipes has, instead of 3/4,
for example, a character representing that fraction when it is read on the
computer. When I translate any of the files in to Braille, I get stars
instead of fractions, and with a cookbook, that's disastrous, (smile.) When
I opened one of the documents up in Duxbury on the computer this morning, it
translated as a .brf file beautifully. How can I get these documents
translated on the BrailleNote so that the fractions will show up. The
BrailleNote has a Duxbury translator so it stands to reason that I would be
able to do the same thing with it that I did on the computer this morning.
I hope that this question makes sense to some of you who know Duxbury and
Word. I can do this on the computer so that is a definite work-around, but
doing it on the BrailleNote would be really nice. Thanks for any help.
Karen
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