The following is a summary of that Code as it applies to electronic addresses and file names found in non-technical contexts. A list of the most commonly used Computer Braille Code symbols with their print equivalents appears at the end of this section. For a complete list of these symbols and rules for their use, consult Computer Braille Code , most recent edition.
Examples demonstrating electronic addresses and file names follow below.
No contractions are used. Numbers are brailled in the lower part of the cell and no number sign is used. See list of Computer Braille Code symbols on the special symbols page. Braille electronic addresses and file names without contractions. In an electronic address or file name, one blank cell represents one significant space.