Séverine,

  Kurzweil1000 software (which I normally use for scanning and OCR) can be
used to convert files.brf into other types, including readable textfiles.
Maybe OpenBook can do the same things.

  Ask whatever you use for OCR to open the file.brf and then save it as
whatever type you'd like.

  Bonne chance et bonne nouvelle année.

--Nelson
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From: "severine" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 2:35 AM
Subject: script to enable jaws to read Grade 2 braille?


> Hi listers,
> Hope everoyone had a very nice Christmas.
> Does anyone know of a method to read, without needing to convert, files =
> that are in .brf format? Since BookPort can do it, maybe there exist a =
> way to do it on PC.
> I am a WebBraille user, but I don't have a Braille printer. I'd like to =
> be able to read those files vocally without having to run them through =
> NFBTrans, for example.
>         As usual, thank you very much for your always useful tips. Best
wishes =
> for the coming year,
>
> Met vriendelijke groeten / Cordialement / Best regards
> S=E9verine Renard
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