Since no one else has done so, I will attempt to answer some of your
questions. Importing is used to import a file of a different file type
into a keysoft file. This might be useful if you wish to use place markers
or, more importantly, translate it to grade two braille. You would do this
with a Microsoft word file, for instance. Exporting does the opposite, and
is used when you want to turn a file created in keyword into a Microsoft
word or other kind of file for use on a PC. Translate between braille and
text translates a braille document into keyword text format , which is the
format used when printing. I have found this useful when I need to know
how long a document is going to be in print, since the dots 125 command
only gives your position in braille when in a keyword braille
document. Hope this helps.
At 09:16 PM 11/15/2003, you wrote:
Can someone tell me the difference between the following options in the
file manager menu. And some examples?
Here are the options:
import file, export document, and translate between Braille and text.
Thanks
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