NAME
natbraille - French braille typesetting
SYNOPSIS
natbraille -g | --gui
natbraille [options] -f source -t dest
DESCRIPTION
NAT is braille translation engine that can translate into transcribed French braille:
- Text documents
- OpenOffice 1 and 2 documents, including equations.
- Microsoft Word documents saved as text, whose equations have been converted to
-
mathml with MathType
- Simple HTML documents which respect norms.
OPTIONS
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. For a complete description, see the Info files.
- -?, -h, --help
-
Show summary of options.
- -c, --config <sourcefile>
-
Set configuration file.
- -f, --from <sourcefile>
-
Set source file.
- --fi-braille-table
-
Set braille table.
- --fi-hyphenation true|false
-
Use hyphenation.
- --fi-hyphenation-dirty true|false
-
Use dirty hyphenation.
- --fi-line-length number
-
Set line length
- --fi-litt-abbreg true|false
-
Transcribe as abbreged
- --fi-litt-transcribe true|false
-
Transcribe litterary contents
- --fi-math-transcribe true|false
-
Transcribe math contents
- --fi-math-use-trigo-notation true|false
-
Use special trigonometric notation
- --fi-music-transcribe true|false
-
Transcribe musical contents.
- -g, --gui
-
Loads graphical interface
- --ge-log-level 1|2|3
-
Debug verbosity
- --in-encoding encoding
-
Input file encoding.
- --out-encoding encoding
-
Output file encodoutg.
- -q, --quiet
-
No console output
- -t, --to <destfile>
-
Sets destination file.
AUTHOR
natbraille was written by Bruno Mascret <[email protected]> and the Nat team.
This manual page was written by Samuel Thibault <[email protected]>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others).