[blindlaw] Bluebook

[kelby carlson]

Wow, i wish I had an accessible PDF of the Bluebook; my version is
terrible. I recommend the online version; once you know how to
navigate it, you can get to any rule or table instantly by typing it
in the search bar. it will probably also be easier to examine the
fonts with JAWS most of the time. *You will probably want to start
using MS Word for legal writing; I can attest that the formatting
capabilities of the BrailleNote are limited, and you might also be
required to use footnotes or endnotes.)

On 9/7/16, Jameyanne Fuller via BlindLaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm in my second week of law school, and we're starting work with the
> Bluebook. I have an accessible PDF of the bluebook from the publisher which
> the accessibility office converted to Word for me, but I'm having trouble
> navigating through it with my BrailleNote. One of our upper-class advisors,
> whose sighted, said he uses the online version of the Bluebook because he
> finds it easier to navigate. I'm wondering if any of you have experience or
> advice on this.
>
> Thanks so much.
>
> Jameyanne Fuller
>
> jameyanne at gmail.com <mailto:jameyanne at gmail.com>
>
>
>
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