Hello. In addition, you can type any capitalized symbol of computer
ASCII Braille by pressing the backspace and space keys plus the symbol.
Since the AT sign is shifted-dot-4, you can press backspace-space-dot-4
which is one keystroke instead of two. Another example is if you want to
type a capital L, you would type backspace-space-dots-1-2-3.
Hope this helps.
On 10/13/2009 5:39 AM, Colleen Roth wrote:
Hi,
The keystroke for the at sign is the letter u chord, just is, u with
spacebar pushed down at the sace time followed by a dot 4.
You might check with APH to seeif owy have a Table for Ascii and the
Churds.
Anyone with an old Braille 'n Speak or Braille Lite got a copy in their
Manual.
Good Luck.
Colleen Roth
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