Hello,
No, that’s not what
I mean. I’ve already disabled the Orca end of line symbol.
It’s really that
some characters are different from what I’m used to see (feel).
I hope there’s a way
to change from Braille table f.e. from US English to Dutch.
If this is not possible, then
I’m interested in how to change the representation of the characters individually.
Thanks for the quick reply,
Now I gonna sleep so I will
answer further emails tomorrow.
Kind regards,
Kristof
Van: ashley cox
[mailto:ash cox talktalk net]
Verzonden: donderdag 2 april 2009
22:00
Aan: Kristof Nijs
Onderwerp: Re: [orca-list]
Liblouis
Are the dots at the end of the line?
If they are, it could be the orca end of line symbol.
You can disable this using the Braille page in the orca
preferences menu.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, April
02, 2009 8:51 PM
Subject: [orca-list]
Liblouis
Hello,
I’m new to Ubuntu and Orca.
My boss had installed it and I’ve only once
tested.
I was wondering that f.e. a point was shown on my
Braille display as dots 4 and 6 while I’m used to see dot 3 on my Windows
computer.
I thought it had something to do with Braille tables
but I could not found any options in the preferences menu.
Am I right that I have to install Liblouis to have
these options in Orca?
With kind regards,
Kristof
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