You'll probably be aware that Moon allows people who are blind or partially sighted to read by touch. It is a code of raised shapes and takes its name from its blind English inventor, Dr William Moon. If you wish to create Moon documents, then you'll need the Moon font. You can download it from
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The link provides some interesting reading regarding the Moon font such as how it's used to convey maths, various resources and a forum to air your views.
In order to produce or wordprocess Braille, using a wordprocessor, you'll need to get hold of a Braille font. Over at Duxbury (Braille translation software company) you can download this font for free. To download, click
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