Hi, Stacey, Emoticons are created using common punctuation marks. There used to be whole lists of them on the web, and I imagine you could find themby googling.
Here are a few that I know: smile: colon-right-parenthesis frown: colon-left parenthesis Grin: colon-capital D tongue out: colon-dash-capital P In order to type them in Braille, I've found the best method to be the nemeth-code equivalents. When you're in grade two, just type a dot-4 before each character. For example: colon, dot-4, then dots 1-5-6. Right parenthesis, dot-4, dots 2-3-4-5-6. I've found that typing punctuation marks in grade two is unpredictable when not at the end of a word. HtH, Teresa On Aug 20, 2012, at 4:02 PM, Stacey Robinson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > If I'm using my Braillepen 12 how do I create emodicons like smiley faces and > the like with my braille display? > Thanks, > > > -- > > --
