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The process starts with math typed in Nemeth and text in Grade II Braille on a Notetaker. Then, on the notetaker, it is translated to “.txt” file (ASCII). The resulting .txt file is saved to a portable medium or otherwise transferred (hard cable, e-mail, etc.) to the PC on which Nemetex is loaded. Then the file is imported into Nemetex and Nemetex back-translates the file into LaTeX. The file is then saved as a LaTeX “.tex” file directly from Nemetex. The .tex file is then opened into a LaTeX Program (such as TeXnicCenter or Scientific Notebook), converted to .PDF and printed, saved or transferred electronically (depends on program).

 

 

 

 

 

Flow chart with actions to be taken on a Braille Notetaker on the left side and actions to be taken on a PC on the right side. Start arrow at the bottom of the Braille Notetaker side points to the following steps: (1) Type Math in Nemeth and Text in Grade II Braille on Notetaker; (2) Translate to “.txt” File (ASCII) on Notetaker. Horizontal arrow arches over to PC side pointing to following steps: (3) Import File into Nemetex; (4) Back-Translate File into LaTeX using Nemetex; (5) Save File as LaTeX “.tex” directly from Nemetex; (6) Open “.tex” File into LaTeX Program (TeXnicCenter or Scientific Notebook); (7) Print or save as “.pdf” from LaTeX Program (depends on program).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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