[Dtb-talk] BANA UEB code vote

[Steve Jacobson]

Dan,

Partly, it depends upon what you are looking for.  The basic UEB code has been pretty well stable for a while now, but I believe 
there have been minor revisions since 2010.  However, I would caution anyone against looking at the code definition for any code 
to get a sense of what it will be like.  The UEB code definition is very long, as are the definitions for our current codes, 
Nemeth code, or even NUBS for that matter.  I am fairly certain there will be better summary level documents out soon.  Also keep 
in mind that we are still a long way off from having UEB being an everyday occurrence here as there has to be an implementation 
plan developed and there are still issues to resolve.  One reason I felt that the UEB/Nemeth approach was a pretty good one to 
follow is that most people will be able to read UEB for literary braille without much work.  I think if you give this a few weeks, 
there will probably be additional samples and guidance on this.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Mon, 5 Nov 2012 10:02:49 -0500 (EST), Dan Rossi wrote:

>So, I took a quick look at the BraiileAuthority.org page.  Just want to 
>confirm that I am looking at the right information.  I found a document 
>that says it is the UEB code but is dated June 17 2010.  Is this the final 
>code that we can expect?  With the caveat that the U.S. is adopting the 
>literary portion and keeping Nemeth as the mathematical code?


>Basically, I am looking for whatever the code is that I can expect to be 
>reading in the future in the U.S.

>Thanks.

>-- 
>Blue skies.
>Dan Rossi
>Senior Oracle Database Administrator
>Carnegie Mellon University.
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