The Duxbury Braille Translator (DBT) is a leading software program used to convert print text into braille and vice-versa, supporting over 150 languages and various braille codes, including contracted and uncontracted forms. It provides both translation and word processing capabilities, allowing users to create, edit, and format braille documents for a wide range of purposes, from school textbooks to personal correspondence. The software is compatible with most commercial braille embossers and is used by braille transcribers, schools, libraries, and publishers worldwide.
Key Features:
Multilingual Support: Translates for over 150 languages and braille codes, including contracted and uncontracted forms.
Import Capabilities: Can import various file types, including Microsoft Word, Open Office, and HTML files.
Word Processing: Includes built-in word processors for direct editing and creation of print and braille documents.
Braille Embossing: Compatible with all major commercial braille embossers, handling various braille paper sizes.
User Interface: Provides an easy-to-use interface with help screens, styling options, and a spell-checker.
Interline Printing: Offers built-in interline printing to display ink print and braille together for easier proofreading and teaching.
