Table of Contents

The Clovernook System.- The Linguistic Part of Automatic Braille Translation at the at the Computing Center of Münster University.- Automatic Braille Translation Implemented at the Computing Centre of Münster University.- Applications of PIAF Program.- Computer-Aided Braille Transcribing.- Applications in The Netherlands, Part I.- Applications in The Netherlands, Part II.- Computerised Braille Production in Australia.- Braille at the Tobia Centre.- New Production Systems in Braille Printing.- Braille by Time Sharing System.- Computer Translation of Grade 2 Braille in the American Printing House for the Blind.- A Double-Sided Braille Embosser.- Portuguese Braille by Computer.- The RNIB’s Computerised Braille System.- The Segment Translation System: A New Formalism for Computerised Contracted Braille Translation and Phonemisation.- French Braille, Large Print, and Voice Synthesis.- Natural Language Assisted Processing: Project PIAF.- A Computerbased System for Production of Braille Music.- Braille Translation by Microcomputer.- Braille Translation by Micro-Computer and a Paperless Braille Dictionary.- Braille from a Wordprocessing System.- Compositors Tapes and Library of Congress Braille Production.- The National Geographic Monthly Magazine: From Compositor s Tapes to Braille.- Tactile Displays: Their Current State and a new Approach.- A Project for the Computerised Production of Braille in Spain.- Summary of Paper on Future of Braille.- Braille via the Selectric Typewriter.- The Rose Braille Display Reader.- DOTTRAN — A Class of Formal Braille Systems.- A Brief History of Braille in Japan and an Actual Example of its Computerization.- Participants Observerts.