[Nfbc-info] UEB code/changes

[Chela Robles]

What I don't dig is the way they do numbers like for instance 55.20+4090 
the plus symbol looks like dot 5 followed by the dots 2 3 5 and the 
numbers have a number sign following each pair of numbers. I don't like 
it either but it is what it is going to be unfortunately and I have to 
be up on it when it comes to this if I need to request stuff in braille 
for future reference I think that the BANA web site might have resources 
brailleauthority.org I believe is the site. Also, I heard somewhere that 
NBP National Braille Press has hard copy of this code but hey, I could 
be wrong.

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On 7/13/2015 7:28 PM, Lauren Merryfield via Nfbc-info wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a pamphlet in braille that is available that lists all of the UEB
> changes to the braille code? There were some in our braille version of the
> convention agenda, but a list would be helpful. I'm not sure I like it
> though. Some contraction usage looks wrong to me and divides words/syllables
> oddly. Oh well, I guess it is better for computer braille.
>
> Thanks
>
> Lauren
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