Hi everyone,

I have a question.  I have some pages out of a print book that I would like
to be brailled on a braille printer.  I was going to take these pages to
someone   who knows quite a bit about duxbury.
  Now I am not sure I should bother.  I do not really understand what
figures are and what they look like, but these pages have figures on them
which contain the information that I need.  The screen reader, window-eyes,
will not read them at all.  It just says figure and a number.  Since the
screen reader can not read the figures does that mean that duxbury can not
braille them out?  If anyone can help I would appreciate it because it is
of a very important nature.  Thank you very much.

Lisa


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