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Braille |
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Braille is named after its inventor
Louis Braille, the Frenchman who
devised it in 1829. It is usually
written on a machine called a
brailler. This is a bit like a
typewriter, but has only six keys.
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To save a
copy, right
click the image and click SAVE
PICTURE AS
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Staffordshire Blind provide a
translation service for Braille and
Moon at a very competitive cost. |
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Moon
Moon is named
after its inventor
Dr
William Moon,
the Englishman who devised it in
1845. Computer programmes reproduce
'dotty' Moon transcriptions.
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