There also have been a number of smaller improvements and some significant bug fixes. Whilst it was introduced to give you better control over what BrailleBlaster does, it will also give us a way to alert you to features in new versions. When you first run this version you will immediately notice something different, a first run wizard will appear and lead you through configuring some important new settings. A number of other minor improvements and bug fixes.īrailleBlaster 2.0.38-stable, May 11th, 2022 ¶.Fixed issue where pressing enter after a table could lead to the table moving down.Separation lines in a table should now match column length.
Fixed an issue adding a page indicator and hiding page numbers could lead to cursor jumping.Fixed cursor moves when performing undo after all actions are undone.Fixed an error when inserting a unicode character.Fixed an issue where copy/paste only selects text from two pages back.Six key mode and show/hide page type indicators now have check marks to show when they are active.BrailleBlaster should be more reliable on saving the document content. Sometimes if an error occurred when saving a document it could lead to an empty document being saved.ASCIIMath advanced radical numbers are no longer reversed.Fixed spatial math showing wrong symbol for minus.Fixed an issue where text after spatial math gets deleted when changing translation.Fixed spatial math editor does not let go of inserted material.Opening spatial math editor with cursor on a blank line should open a blank dialog.Fixed issue where spatial math template type would change when adding rows or columns.Fixed an issue where the last page of the document is not visible in the Braille panel.Better synchronising of print and Braille views.Fixed issue going to end of document may lead to braille view being blank.Fixed an issue where style panel does not match print and Braille.Fixed issue where Braille preview does not show last page of BRF files.As well as handling tables better you should find that there are fewer errors preventing opening some documents containing tables. Importing tables ¶Ī lot of work has been done on improving our document importer, particularly for tables. In our tests we feel that MathCAT gives much better translation results of math and this update should be a big step forward for BrailleBlaster. Math translation ¶īrailleBlaster now uses the MathCAT library for translating math content. This release includes a number of significant improvements for math and tables, along with many bug fixes which improve functionality and reliability. Leading: 30 (actually closer to 29, but way easier to remember at 30)Īgain, this is only to get approximate size and location, but I have found it invaluable in my day to day design needs.Stable ¶ BrailleBlaster 2.0.40-stable, August 18th, 2022 ¶ Tracking: -15 (not entirely sure why, but sets too wide without it) If you need it in Adobe Illustrator I have found the setting to match the svg output to be: If you need editable text, you can easily copy and paste the braille into most apps (see title above). You can get going in seconds after downloading it.Įxport options are robust allowing for png, vector svg, or plain text of the braille translation. The app is simple to use and zippy, translating on-the-fly as you type. This app not only helps me check their translations, but also get a general idea of what the Grade 2 Braille translations look like to get approximateline line lengths for my sign layouts.
I work in signage and while I, personally, do not set Grade 2 Braille, the fabricators I work with do.
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