# Problems with Duxbury. Please help.

Category: Geeks r Us

## Post 1 by coasterfreak88 (The coaster freak is here.) on Tuesday, 21-Jun-2005 15:49:23

I'm trying to print a file in DBT with a BT and every time I try to print, there are no capital signs, and the punctuation marks that are there are written in computer braille. Any help in fixing this problems would be appreciated.

## Post 2 by Susanne (move over school!) on Tuesday, 21-Jun-2005 20:20:09

Are you sure you've set it to American/English Braille (or whichever it is you want)? Sounds like you could be in the wrong code... or do you have some rogue style around your text?

## Post 3 by Susanne (move over school!) on Tuesday, 21-Jun-2005 20:20:33

Are you sure you've set it to American/English Braille (or whichever it is you want)? Sounds like you could be in the wrong code... or do you have some rogue style around your text?

## Post 4 by Susanne (move over school!) on Tuesday, 21-Jun-2005 20:20:55

Are you sure you've set it to American/English Braille (or whichever it is you want)? Sounds like you could be in the wrong code... or do you have some rogue style around your text?

## Post 5 by Twinklestar09 (I've now got the bronze prolific poster award! now going for the silver award!) on Wednesday, 22-Jun-2005 19:39:18

I'm having a similar problem I think. I'm using a Romeo Braile printer to emboss, and weirdly, it doesn't have a choice for brailling in Grade 2. It only has for Grade 1, computer braille, and I think something else, but no Grade 2. So when I Brailled something, Duxbury translated the file into Grade 2, but on the printer, it brailled it all wrong by not picking up on it. I know this is a tiny bit off topic, but would anyone know if there is a way to program Grade 2 into Romeo? Or, if not, how would I change Duxbury's translating thing, like to get it to translate to computer Braille?
Leilani

## Post 6 by Twinklestar09 (I've now got the bronze prolific poster award! now going for the silver award!) on Wednesday, 22-Jun-2005 20:21:52

OK. I think I somewhat figured it out. I had Duxbury translate it to Grade 0. So now it's at least readable. I still wish there were a way of getting my printer to do Grade 2, but even if I were to have Duxbury do it, like before, the Braille printer won't braille it properly. Oh well. Unless there's some kind of way to program Grade 2 into the Romeo, I may have to live with Grade 1 for awhile until when I ever get the money to buy a better Brailler. But if there is a way of changing the Romeo, let me know. *smiles*
Leilani