Interesting. I assume its for differing reasons? You would want an X to always be an X and what feels most like an X to you, and not be worried about whether t

Interesting. I assume its for differing reasons? You would want an X to always be an X and what feels most like an X to you, and not be worried about whether the X is Ariel or Times New Roman. Does it extend further to do italics and such? I had naively thought the screen would do all the heavy lifting in this situation, feed it text, and it converts it to braille.