[CarmenG]

Hi Lindy and thank you!

[CarmenG]

I've done a partial transcription of the two pages I provided in the pdf file.  For page 165, I've followed your suggestion to use the Computer Braille Code underscore symbol, and I defined it in a TN preceding the table.  This may be the best solution.  Please let me know if you think of anything else.  The braille example is attached.

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[CarmenG]

Thank you!!!  That's what I had done, but that script A just seemed to complicate things making me nervous about my decision.  It's so helpful getting a second opinion!

[CarmenG]

Thank you, thank you, Kyle!!!

[CarmenG]

Thank you!

[CarmenG]

Thanks, Kyle.  That was exactly what I needed to know.

[CarmenG]

I would like some additional clarification on this, please, Kyle.  In the conference session Nemeth in UEB, October 2016, Dorothy Wellington had a table on page 45 (Example 28).  Row headings were words, and they were brailled uncontracted and without any code switch indicators.  They were in a section being brailled in Nemeth code.  The conference note for this says, "The row headings are considered to be part of the technical material.  The single-word switch indicator is not required.  Contractions are not used within Nemeth indicators."  How do I know when a wordy part of a Nemeth table (row headings/column headings) is "part of the technical material"?  I would assume this would also apply to graphics such as labels for bar graphs (label for vertical scale?/horizontal scale?)  I'm just at a bit of a loss on this.

Thanks, Carmen

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