Hello Terry,
If one were a novice braille reader, one might begin to improve his or her
braille skills by starting to read in grade one or computer braille so when
they are ready to learn grade two, they will be somewhat practiced in the
reading of braille at a beginning level.
Jim Aldrich
At 04:12 PM 07/26/2004 , you wrote:
My question is this: why would a person want to read in grade 1 braille?
Just turn on the speech and you can hear grade 2 braille spoken.
Terri Pannett, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA. Army MARS call sign AAT9PX,
California
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: Why translate the BRF file. Won't the BN translate it to Grade I.
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