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Hey all. Sorry if I'm posting this to the wrong board, but I couldn't find one that fit it, so I posted it here. I'm taking an algebra course next semester. I use a braille note to do class and homework. Is there anyway at all (if it involves a different piece of technology than the braille note, that's fine) that I can transfer those crazy algebra equations from braille to print so my professor can read it, so I don't have to meet with someone every day to transcribe my work? Thanks for any feedback.
try a computer braille file or do it in a .doc file, it works, and it's better anyway.
Can the BN not be hooked up to a regular printer, and you could just print off your work? I did that with my old Braille and Speak back in the 90's, and I can't imagine the BN wouldn't do something similar, or better, given that it's newer technology.
Yes, that should work just fine.