Yes, that was done on purpose because it makes it easier for the average user
to remember changing between grades of Braille by using the letter "G" with a
chord.
On Jul 23, 2011, at 4:35 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
> I wonder if this was actually intentional. Chord-g will let you switch
> between
I wonder if this was actually intentional. Chord-g will let you switch between
either contracted or uncontracted braille. This allows people to use
contractions, but in the end it just seems to over complicate things if you
have to switch between the two while typing.
On Jul 22, 2011, at 1:22 PM
Wow did they every mess this one up. I am not even sure how to describe what
takes place. If you change your display to show grade 2 braille then you can
indeed input using that. However all input is translated into grade 2. For
example, you type the letter n and it becomes not. Another exa
