[stylist] Mind mapping

[Homme, James]

Hi Atty,
Sorry I can't seem to let this go.

First, do you think that you can have the same concept with the main idea at the top of the page and then make up symbols for what links to what? For example, use a slash after something to indicate that what you are writing about links further down on the page, and a backslash for something that links further up on the page? Then, all you need is a text editor. You can then represent links like this:

Highest level/Level 2

Level 2/Level 3\Highest level.

And so on.

Jim



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I used regular lines in braille . I used a brailler instead of a slate but
the great slate users could probably do it using that. I think there are
drawing tools for blind folks at the braille book store.You could make the
lines with that and use a labeler to put in your keywords too.

Robert told me a way to make raised lines using window screen but I can't
remember off hand what it was. Robert?

Warmly,
Atty




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