Hi there.  We don't have to wait till an encyclopedia is developed for the
BrailleNote.  There are really cool encyclopedias out there now.  Britannica
works great with the BrailleNote, and I suppose Wordbook would too.  The
www.encyclopedia.com site should work just fine with you note taker, and I
could probably find many more.  Don't wait for something to come along where
it already exists!!!  You can research to your heart's content.  My
BrailleNote saw me right through graduation from the University of Alabama,
and I used both www.encyclopedia.com and Britannica just fine.  I hope this
is helpful to you.  If you're speaking of an encyclopedia that is
Internet-independent, that is, no connection would be required to use the
encyclopedia, please disregard the above message.  I can't imagine why we
would want such a thing, but that's just an opinion.  Again, I hope I've
given you some new and very exciting options for your BrailleNote.  All the
best,

Shane Jackson, Amateur Radio Station: K4JSJ
Hoover, Alabama, USA
"All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof,
for correction, for training in righteousness;
so that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work."
2 Timothy 3:16-17 (NASB)


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