Hello all, The recent thread regarding the sad demise of the LouisBraille translator for OSX has sparked a question which I've had since my arrival in the world of OSX in June of 2011. Is it possible under Mavericks or any release of OSX to somehow install Braille tables/layouts which are not directly supported by Voiceover and the OS? For example, I remember my tired glee a couple years ago when I discovered that one could modify the .jbt files within Jaws for Windows, allowing the screen reader to access other languages whose character sets were previously out of reach. It was quite tedious, but my eyes were opened when my Braille display cranked out crisp Arabic letters and vowel diacritics! Is that sort of thing possible in OSX? I admire how they sneakily added Braille support for loads of Indic languages into the "Hindi" Braille table, such as Tamil, Gujarati and Bengali. Could we do that with Burmese and Khmmer in the "Thai" table for instance?
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