This is only a guess, but it might be the Braille translator not knowing
how to show a certain symbol in braille. Here is, as I see it, how this
works. The braille system knows about a lot of symbols, like accented
letters, Greek symbols, and even some math symbols. But there are some
things, like Emoji, some obscure dashes, and bullets or stars, that the
system doesn't know how to describe in braille, but it has to show
something, to let you know that something is there. So, it shows the
Unicode numbers that make up that thing it can't descibe. Admittedly, it
could be helpful to show what unicode describes the letter as, which you
can see if you have your screen reader speak that letter, but for now
that's the only way you have of know exactly what that thing is. One good
thing, though, is that once you memorize the number-letter combo of the
character, you can recognize it again if it ever comes up, as those combos
rarely, I think, ever, change. As I said though, this is only a big long
guess, and I could be wrong.

On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 4:19 PM Kelby Carlson <[email protected]> wrote:

> All,
>
> I notice this particularly when looking this texts, but I can't for the
> life of me figure out what this string of characters means:
>
> édu6202a
>
> There are variations on it, sometimes the letter at end is different.
> Anyone know what the deal is?
>
>
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