Ok, things worked out well when I went back to UEB. Numbers and letters entered
in correctly.
Thanks for the ideas.
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> On Dec 8, 2018, at 4:08 PM, Maria Reyes wrote:
>
> Traci,
>
> If you have just numbers are in contracted braille you have to put a number
> sign bef
Traci,
If you have just numbers are in contracted braille you have to put a number
sign before your passcode. If you have letters and numbers I would recommend
you turn your braille input and output to 8-dot.
Maria Reyes
blindt...@gmail.com
my group: blind-techies+subscr...@groups.io
> On De
My passcode is all numbers, and I find I have to enter a number sign before the
first number. If you have letters and numbers, you might have to do the letter
sign before the letters and the number sign before the numbers.
Susie
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what braille format are you using, computer braille, ueb or the one we were
using before ueb? I found that when using ueb, I had to use the number sign
and write numbers at top of cell. So, dot 1 would equal the number 1. Hope
that helps. It threw me for a curve the first time I tried.
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Are you using computer braille? I.E. the dropped numbers? Dot 2 for the
number 1 and dots 2,3 for the number 2, etc.?
If that doesn't work, I'm not sure what else to try.
Richard
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