iBraille

The free way to create Braille on screen, as well as emboss it. Six-dot entry and regular QWERTY modes supported, and MS Word, HTML, and other file formats supported. The video contains the website from which you can try it for yourself. This is a Mac only application

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• iBraille
• Macintosh
• Braille
• Translator

[schung610]

I tried typing in the address to get this software.

I don't think it's available online anymore.

Where else can I get it?

This was an awesome video. :)

[rml695]

@schung610 If it's not online I'm not sure, as it was a free download to begin with.

[rmmultifaceted]

do you have a licensed or demo version?

[rml695]

@rmmultifaceted iBraille is free to begin with (full copy). 

[phrihanko]

you need a special printer for this or atleast an braille reader

[rml695]

I know all about embossers - Freedom Scientific is no longer selling the Braille Blazer.

[schung610]

@schung610 sorry - didn't mean to post twice.

[schung610]

I can't find iBraille anywhere. I typed in the address and even did a Google search. I figured it would be a really useful piece of software for me to have. 

[agentpf1101]

very interesting