[nabs-l] Braille Printer and Dux Bury Program

[Anna Givens]

Helga, I do not know much about it, but my understanding is that braille printers are very expensive, and most people I know dont have one for that reason.  Hopefully some other people will chime in on this.  You can always look stuff up online when all else fails.

Anna

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On May 1, 2013, at 9:50 PM, "Helga" <helga.schreiber at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all, this is Helga. I just  
> would like to ask you guys, Do you know where can I get a Dux Bury program and a 
> Braille printer that is compatibel with the BrailleNote apex for a cheap 
> price? The Reason I'm asking is because I like to read Braille because is my 
> prefer way of reading especially when I'm reading stories that are hard to 
> understand the wording. I'm actually doing an English major where I need to 
> take Literature classes that involve a lot of reading. Actually, this 
> semester I took American Literature before 1865, and it was very challenging 
> for me because the only accessable format of the Book  that DSS provided me 
> was PDF format, and and I got a audio cd from Learning Ally. It was helpful, 
> but not enough to understand the stories since my first Language is not 
> English, even though I speak it, I'm still working on my comprehension of 
> words. I also talked to my DBS counceler about this and she told me that she 
> would not buy me the Braille printer because is very expensive. I really 
> Think a Braille paper copy of a reading will really help me a lot since I'm 
> thinking in taking American Literature after 1865 in the Fall semester. 
> Thank you guys for listening to me. I really appreciate it. God bless! :)
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