So this is Gloria Buntrock's and, again, available for free if you just write me and say that you would like one.

She wants the whole thing - for you to have the whole thing as it is. So that is why I have all of that information in case you're thinking, well, I just really want that first page. And, again, as I said, Gloria said that I was allowed to copy this if I copied it exactly as it is. The only difference between the two Braille to ASCII conversions is there's a little more - talks about order with punctuation, order with numbers and, then, over here contractions not used and formatting and then the five-step modification. Now, there is more to this, and that - but that it simply also gives you Braille to ASCII conversion and to literally Braille and then Braille to ASCII conversion again. So this is lots and lots of the Nemeth symbols and just contained on one print page. And then we have the Braille in SimBraille on the right for you. And let's just - let's just glance through that and see what we've got. So we've got the operation plus, minus, cross times, dot times, and so forth. Let's come over here a little bit to your - to the left, and we're going to see a few simpler signs.

And then we've got some other indicators, punctuation, English letter, Greek letter, and so forth. So, again, very, very minimal information. It's telling you it's the math comma, and it's showing you the Braille, which is dot 6. Again, it's called Common Nemeth Symbols, and what we're looking at now are miscellaneous. Now, let's take a little bit closer look at this. But if you just needed a - let's say this particular thing, you could just write me and ask me to send you one. It's also contained in my math packet if you want to order that.

So if you need - if you need this particular cheat sheet or Common Nemeth Symbols, you're going to need to contact me. It's only available in print, and she - Gloria has given me permission to copy it exactly as it was but no electronic version. And the first one we're going talk about is one made by Gloria Buntrock called Common Nemeth Symbols, and this was published by the National Braille Association back in October 1996. And the first - and just to kind of give you an overview, we're going to be talking about various different types of reference sheets. Sometimes we're looking for something relatively small. And some of you like to call them cheat sheets. And we talked about other ways to learn Nemeth Code, and now we're going to talk about Nemeth reference sheets. Hopefully you have several publications regarding the Nemeth Code, helping you learn the Nemeth Code. Susan Osterhaus: And for right now we're going to talk about Nemeth Code reference sheets.

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