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You could save as a .brf file, and send that to the embosser.<br><br>
Dave<br><br>
At 12:08 PM 10/13/2021, you wrote:<br>
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Hey all, <br><br>
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I have my first braille reader this semester, so learning all about
embossing. Currently we have Duxbury on one computer, and our embosser on
a different network (Yay funding sources). Working on getting a Duxbury
license on the same system as the embosser, but in the meantime, is there
a way for me to export the file from Duxbury and still emboss it? It’s a
TigerMax embosser if that changes anything. We have Braille Blaster
on the computer connected to the embosser, but I’m needing to do a mix of
English and French braille, and from what I can tell, Braille Blaster
doesn’t support two languages in the same document. <br><br>
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If anyone has any guides for students that read UEB learning a foreign
braille code that would be much appreciated too. Currently working
through the BANA and UKAAF guides to UEB with foreign language
transcriptions. And found a couple Canadian resources, but everything is
geared at transcribing, not helping the student learn the new language.
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The student also informed me last week that they are having problems with
the Vista Super Site. I just reached out to Vista Higher Learning to see
if they have any suggestions, but if anyone has any tips for using
Vista’s SuperSite that would be great too. <br><br>
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Thanks, <br><br>
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<b>Eric Matson | Assistive Technology Specialist<br>
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Center for Disability Access and Resources<br><br>
Division of Student Affairs<br><br>
The University of Idaho<br><br>
Phone: 208.885.6307 | ecmatson@uidaho.edu| Bruce M. Pitman Center
127<br><br>
Fax: 208.885.9404<br><br>
Campus Zip: 4257<br><br>
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