Hi, Don,
I've noticed when I read a file in contracted braille and there is a sign
which is not a part of contracted braille, the BSP will insert a dot 4
followed by the sign in computer braille. Actually, the BSP uses the
Computer Braille Code, which is *not* the same as Ascii braille or "computer
braille grade 0."
Another thing: when I create a brl document using the qt and I need to write
some computereze, I must first type dots 4,5,6 3,4,6. If I create a text
document and I need to have something read in computereze, I must add the at
sign, shift 2, before typing the computereze. Sometimes, the BSP will
automatically put web urls and email addresses in cbc, but not always.
I have also discovered that there is only one way to view a brl document:
contracted braille.
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