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Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translator (TM)

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Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translator

New:   Easier to install Version 2.2! (click to see what's new)

Before Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä , there was no means available to print Nemeth Braille Math typed in Computer Braille in plain print such that parents, teachers or peers of visually-impaired mathematicians could read it.  Without AccessiSoft's Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä , someone, typically a Braille Transcriber, must painstakingly inter-line every piece of math homework, project, paper, thesis or test created in Nemeth Braille. 

The Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä  uses a unique process for which a patent is pending to examine the Computer Braille, identify the content as either Nemeth Braille Math or normal text, and convert it into LaTeX so it can be read by any standard LaTeX-based editing program, such as TeXnicCenter.  The resulting file could, depending on the LaTeX program in use, then be hard-copy printed in normal printed math or saved to a Portable Document Format (PDF) file for electronic transfer via e-mail or posting/sharing.

View Flow Chart of overall Nemetex back-translation process.

The current edition of the Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä  includes all mathematics through Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry and pre-Statistics and pre-Calculus, so it will accommodate the math work of students from the elementary to the high school level.  Ultimately, AccessiSoft plans to expand the capabilities of the program into College and then Advanced Professional Editions. The Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä is Javaä-based and is also compatible with JAWSÒ for WindowsÒ screen reader so that visually-impaired authors of math can use it by themselves or with the help of a sighted transcriber.

Key Benefits

Sample Output

Click here to view a sample PDF output file.  Image is of a young girl with black hair and a red shirt holding a white sheet of paper all on an orange background.To view a sample of typical final output (.PDF format) after back-translation by Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä  and LaTeX processing by TeXnicCenter, click the image to the left.  You may need to adjust firewall or security settings to successfully view the sample file. 

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Evaluate or Purchase

Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä  is ready today to streamline your translation workload.  To try a full-functionality 30-day evaluation version of Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä, click here.

If you found the evaluation copy of Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä (Version 2.2) met your needs, click here to purchase a full commercial version of Nemetex Nemeth Back-Translatorä.

 

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