[Blindmath] Format for boxes and whiskers

[Littlefield, Tyler]

hello:
 From what I remember, that was just a box with two lines coming out of 
either side. I always just drew the box in braille and then put my stuff 
on each line. So to the left of the line that extends, in the middle of 
the box and to the right.
You can make a box with the letter p, a couple c's, the th symbol. Then 
if you go to the next line under the p use an l and space over to the th 
and use a 4-5-6.
Then for the bottom line under the p and l it's a v, then dots 3-6, then 
a number sign to close it off.
HTH,

On 4/25/2013 9:14 AM, Lewicki, Maureen wrote:
> Good day, the name of the type of number line in this email's subject line may sound bizarre, but perhaps someone knows what is the best way to display this for a braille reader? Thanks
>
> Maureen Murphy Lewicki
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