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Both the termination and transcriber’s note symbols were used in a math test I brailled. The proof reader said these two symbols do not need to be listed in a Nemeth transcription. Is this statement correct? Are there any guidelines on what to include on a Nemeth Special Symbols page?
Thank you for your help!
Dots (6, 3) function as a termination indicator following the rules of English Braille. This is required to be listed on the Special Symbols page according to that Code, even in a Nemeth transcription.
Dots (6, 3) function as a transcriber’s grouping symbol following the rules of the Nemeth Code. Standard symbols of the Nemeth Code are not listed on the Special Symbols page.
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