Frequently Asked Question
There are no Braille dots after translation
Last Updated 9 years ago
If you experience this using the Tiger Add-In in Microsoft Word, you should check Formatter Settings under the Tiger Menu.
- Under Language Settings, there may be a font required for translation that is not actually being used in the document.
- Under Document Settings, Document Simplification Settings, Translate body text only may be selected. If this is selected, and your text is in a text box, it will be omitted from the translated document.
- The document contains no translatable text. For instance it was composed using the ASCII Braille font already.
- The document only contains a scanned image of text. If the text is not selectable and editable, it cannot be translated.
- Show ASCII was selected under Display Mode in the Tiger Menu. This is not really a problem, because the results from the embosser will be the same.
- The document contains no translatable text. For instance it was composed using the ASCII Braille font already.
- The document only contains a scanned image of text. If the text is not already selectable and editable, it cannot be translated.
- ASCII Braille was selected when in ViewPlus Translator. This is not really a problem, because the results from the embosser will be the same.