[BlindMath] scientific notebook or something better

[Noble, Stephen]

Hi Melissa,

It has been a while since I have looked into this, but it used to be the simplest to use MathType with DBT. That is still one of the methods DBT mentions on their website: DBT and Braille Math (duxburysystems.com)<https://www.duxburysystems.com/dbt_math.asp>

I should also add that if you are starting from something like a PDF that was downloaded from a website, then you could save some time by using MathKicker<https://mathkicker.ai/> to do a conversion to Word, and then use MathType's convert expressions command to convert all the math expressions from OMML (Word's native math format) to MathType expressions before you pull it into DBT.

--Steve Noble
steve.noble at louisville.edu
502-969-3088
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Hi All
I am looking to see if scientific notebook still seems to be best option to use with duxbury. I see the newest version is not compatible with with duxbury.

Thanks


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