Thank you very much!
If I go to select a symbol in the unicode character list for
example right angle when I go and print something out or email
it, lets say to my teacher, would they see the symbol as a print
symbol or the wordstwords for that symbol?
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From: Joseph Lee <[email protected]
To: christina <[email protected]
Date sent: Sun, 2 Oct 2011 16:36:38 -0700
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Math and BN
hi,
1. You can certaintly do geometry work on the BN. The likely
problem
is representing symbols such as measured angle, angle and so
forth,
which can be done by either writing the words out or assigning
some
key combinaion to the equivalent symbols from extended (unicode)
characters.
2. Yes - you can do all kinds of proof on your BN. It can range
from
writing that some statement is true about a given shape to
proving
advanced concepts in trigonometry.
3. If you have an Apex, the Nemeth Tutorial is already there -
all you
need is the unlock (license) key for it. However, it is only
used as a
learning tool, not an extension to keyWord (wordprocessor) in
that you
can write Nemeth synbols when the tutorial is active; to write
equivalent symbols for Nemeth, some of us use slightly modified
computer braille/word conventions such as sqrt for square root,
dy/dx
for derivative or using a key combination for the actual math
symbol
such as measured angle.
The third answer is the answer on a similar topic on Nemeth entry
a
few days ago.
Cheers,
Joseph
On 10/2/11, christina <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a couple of questions:
Is it possible to use the BN for geometry?
Can the BN do proofs?
How do I get the nemeth tutorial installed on my BN?
Thanks for replies.
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