Hi Jonathan,

Whoops, my mistake.  I knew that, I guess I just wasn't thinking clearly 
(grin).  Okay, so are there any alternatives to changing the translations of 
words which was achieved by the Braille exceptions table then? If not, have any 
of these translations been improved? Thanks.

Lindsay

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>Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 14:17:58 +1200
>Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Braille Exceptions Table.

>Hi Lindsay, the loss of the Braille exceptions table doesn't affect
>pronunciations, since pronunciations are a speech-related feature.  The
>pronunciation dictionary is still in KeySoft 6.11.  Hope this helps.

>Jonathan Mosen
>BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager
>HumanWare

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