Hi folks,
Although the Uk is currently treating the Unified English Braille
Code as a research project, I have decided to take a look at it, and
it really does make a lot of sense, although I do miss certain
aspects of the previous code.
I was under the impression that some of the lower signs, including
the lower "D", )dis and double d), represented only a period in UEB.
It seems that is not quite correct. A friend and I were typing
somethings in UEB and have discovered that if you write a word such
as display with the lower "D" at the beginning for the "dis" part of
the word, the BrailleNote's speech recognises the word as a word not
as a period and then the word "play"
Any suggestions, is this a minor glitch in KS7.5? If not, then does
anyone know if I translate the document into a print format, would
the word display be the same or would it produce a period at the
beginning of the word?
Hope this makes sense
Thanks
James Austin
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