Hi all, The uppercase relates to ASCII values and doesn't affect the Braille dot-6 representation of capital letters in the body of the document. When a brf file is translated, the ASCII characters are still uppercase and therefore show up in computer Braille with a dot-7 attached. This seems to be a convention in brf files, and I'm not sure why.
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