I did a test with iOS using the braille edge yesterday and here are the some of
the pros and cons.
The edge allows you to either use it iOS or you can use the take notes with
the edge it self.
How ever when using with iOS when typing notes with the edge iOS doesn't
announce each
Hi,
I'm looking to purchase a braille display and I think I have it narrowed down
to the edge and the Vario Ultra 20
I'm interested in anyone sauce on which might be a better way to go and pros
and cons. If this is the archive somewhere, please let me know I did not find it
Thanks
Beth
Sent
ok, what would be the equivalent of uncontracted braille, for my
curiosity, since the contracted wants to add letters to some things,
such as the word people if you put in a p.
Thanks,
Patti
On 1/2/2015 11:01 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
I use a Focus 14 Blue and the Space-g now cycles through 3
I use a Focus 14 Blue and the Space-g now cycles through 3 options: contracted
Braille, 6-dot Braille and 8-dot Braille.
Cheers,
Anne
On 2 Jan 2015, at 16:21, Patti Johnson pattigj1...@gmail.com wrote:
Or maybe it should be Braille Input, not sure how to term it. I have not
upgraded,
Or maybe it should be Braille Input, not sure how to term it. I have
not upgraded, so I can still use space g to turn contractions off and on
on my Focus. A friend updated her phone and says she can't do that now,
she uses the refreshable Braille display from APH. So how can she turn
Also remember that input and output are now separated in iOS 8. Space-g now
controls output while space-236 controls input. Both of these are three-way
cycles through six-dot, eight-dot and contracted.
As for eight-dot or six-dot, neither will give you contracted braille though
there may be
