[Connie Stone]

Thank you Kyle, I am glad you included even when embedded within text in your answer because even though that has not occurred for me yet, that would have been a follow-up question.

[Connie Stone]

Thank you Lindy.

Yes I added the bold for the emphasis regarding the question.

[Connie Stone]

Thank you Lindy, I agree with the "Gain" and moving to cell 1 so that there is less divisions.

There are some times when it will fit on one line, such as

y:=7x+2

So to clarify, in this equation, there would only be one space following the equal sign?

Connie

[Connie Stone]

Thank you Lindy.

[Connie Stone]

Thank you Cindi. That will work with any format.

[Connie Stone]

Thank you.

So, what about an arrow? In Nemeth, it begins with the shape indicator, so would it also need to be Nemeth or a tactile? I am sending an example of one along with the boxes. I see arrows in regular text simply meaning next step but could not find an example at the moment of this type.

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[Connie Stone]

Clarify for me the spacing for the colon used as "such that". An Introduction to Braille Mathematics Using Nemeth Code within UEB Contexts 6.7.16a states that a space would follow the colon in braille when used as "such that". I have looked to see if there is an update to remove the space following but I cannot find one.

[Connie Stone]

My thought for the colon followed by an equal sign is putting these two symbols together without a space. The attached document shows the explanation from the text.  I had wondered about putting the dot 5 between them to show they are horizontally.

I agree with you on the double-struck letters and will check through the book on that idea to see what is the best font to change to.

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