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| ? | 1456 |\n| Left parenthesis | ( | ( | 12356 |\n| Right parenthesis | ) | ) | 23456 |\n| Left bracket | [ |  | 2467 |\n| Right bracket | ] |  | 124567 |\n| Left brace | { | [ | 246 |\n| Right brace | } | ] | 12456 |\n| Less than | \u003C | \u003C | 126 |\n| Greater than | > | > | 345 |\n| Quote | “ | \" | 5 |\n| Vertical bar | | | \\ | 1256 |","cbCailDa8WMgO2zh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailDa8WMgO2zh","pdf",147540,"English","# Computer Braille Input Overview\n## Common Uses\n## Input Features and Conventions\n## Special Computer Braille Symbols Table","[{\"question\":\"What devices is the Monarch computer braille cheat sheet intended for?\",\"answer\":\"It is for use with APH/Humanware notetaking devices that utilize computer braille input.\"},{\"question\":\"How are numbers handled in Monarch computer braille input?\",\"answer\":\"Numbers are dropped using Nemeth-style typing in the lower part of the braille cell, and no number signs are used.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you capitalize letters in computer braille input on the Monarch?\",\"answer\":\"Add dot 7 (Backspace key) to a letter to capitalize it.\"}]","Computer Braille Cheat Sheet - Monarch | PDF",1791925277]