Yes, if anyone might be interested in a Braille Blazer with only 3 hours use on it, feel free to contact me off list about it.
I figured that it would help someone with a BrailleNote or VoiceNote which is why I bothered to put it on list at all. Donna [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ----- Original Message ----- >From: "Susan Stageberg" >I sing in a semi-professional chamber choir, and my solution to this is >that I put the music in the BrailleNote and use it in rehearsals; that >way I can edit the file--that crescendo in measure eight; that half rest >that we want to be a dotted quarter rest. When I have put in all the >edits, I send the file to my Braille Blazer, so that when concert time >comes, I have a binder full of hard copy. For church choir I often just >use the BrailleNote on Sunday mornings, but we stand in the back of the >church and I can use a music stand if I really need to. There are >advantages to both. For giving a speech I'd be comfortable just using >the BrailleNote. But I think it's a personal thing. >Susie
