[NFB-Braille-Discussion] a question about a punctuation mark in UEB

[Dezman Jackson]

Ken,

These are two-cell symbols. The asterisk is dot 5 then dots 2-5. The underline is dots 4-6then dots 3-6. Hope that helps.

Dezman 

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Subject: [NFB-Braille-Discussion] a question about a punctuation mark in UEB

Hi list I’m testing the new braille Ereader and am readying to do some fiddling around with connecting it to a computer and pairing it with my new Iphone.  I have learned already that when entering a password whether it’s a pard password or a wyfi password that you must before the first letter in a sequence use the dot 5 6 letter sign and dots 3 4 5 6 at the start of a series of numbers.  However yesterday we just installed a new router and it has a star in the password.  How do I make a star in braille on a braille keyboard if the Ereader needs it.  It’s not like the asterisk in old style literary braille right?  I don’t remember what that was in computer braille just like I don’t remember the underline.  

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