What I'm concerned about is braille displays. It says it recognizes popular displays automatically. I want to know exactly which displays it works with.
John On Tue, Oct 16, 2007 at 10:12:03AM -0700, Josh de Lioncourt wrote: > > Just as additional voices can be gotten to allow VoiceOver to speak > various languages, I'm sure that it will probably be quite possible > to install additional Braille support for other languages. Braille > conversion tables are available for free online for virtually any > language you can imagine in a variety of formats. Look at Louis. I > suspect that, even if not built-in, which it may be who knows, > additional braille languages will probably be easy to add. > > The point is...we shouldn't assume anything until we know all the > details. Jumping to conclusions gets no one anywhere. > > Josh de Lioncourt > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ...my other mail provider is an owl... > > > > On 16 Oct 2007, at 09:14, will lomas wrote: > > >hi mate > > > >how do we know when > >1. we don't know what supported > >2. only english is there so students like me are out of it as we > >can't view our mateirals in braille, materials sorry, in another > >language > >so to be honest i am going to hold off the upgrade until > >multilingual braille is there > >for now if i need that i use windows > > -- John J. boyer; President, Chief Software Developer JJB Software, Inc. http://www.jjb-software.com Madison, WI USA Developing software for people with disabilities
