I'm a free-lance braille transcriber.  I use Duxbury and I have a
Juliet embosser.  I had a second parallel port installed on my
computer so I can leave both my embosser and laser printer
connected all the time, the laser printer to LPT1 and the embosser
to LPT2.  This makes it possible to select either the printer or
embosser directly from whatever software is being used.  Duxbury
allows separate settings for printing and embossing, so that "print"
always goes to the laser printer and "emboss" always goes to the
embosser.

--Liz--

> Hi again,
>
> What Braille printers and Braille translation software's have you all
> had experience with and what would you recommend for use in a small
> community college?
>
> Can Braille printers be installed and used in conjunction with
> standard printers?
>
> Thanks again, Penny
>
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> Penny Gray
> Adaptive Technology Specialist
> Disability Services
> Bucks Co. Community College
> Newtown, PA 18940
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> then, it takes the entire campus to support the
> adaptive technology needs of students with disabilities."
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