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Braille Enterprises endorses the work and products of the following organizations and companies:

	Future Forms - "Supplying Braille Paper to the World". The ONLY supplier that Braille Enterprises trusts.
	Enabling Technologies, provides high-quality Braille embossing machines. At Braille Enterprises, we are proud to use their units.
	Braillerman - He has worked on over 2,000 Perkins Braillers, maintaining and repairing these very durable workhorses of the industry.

Braille literacy

Braille and Braille Literacy The American Foundation for the Blind's extensive resource list on Braille literacy.

Braille Music

Dancing Dots Want music in Braille? You'll love this! Bill McCann is the author of GOODFEEL Braille music software...now for Windows 95 and 98. That's right--Braille music from computer files.

Opus Technologies is a must-see site for those who are serious about Braille music. Opus sells the definitive guides to reading and transcribing Braille music in several formats, as well as Braille fonts for Windows.

Braille Organizations

Braille Authority of North America BANA establishes the rules for all the different Braille codes and formats--literary, music, computer, mathematical, and textbook--so they're as clear, readable, and easy to produce as possible. Did you know there are 23,000 certified Braillists in the US today?

Braille Publications

International Braille Research Center Braille Book Library E-Braille books galore! Download these contemporary and classic works in "E-Braille"--grade 2 Braille ASCII text files that can be read on a Braille notetaker or Brailled in hard copy.

National Braille Press Oodles of up-to-date titles, a wide range of subjects, and reasonable prices makes this one terrific catalog. Books on disc, Braille labeling materials, and other good stuff, too.

Seedlings Braille Books for Children Seedlings produces and sells over 300 low-cost Braille books for children in the critical Braille-mastery years between 1 to 14. Includes classics like Charlotte's Web and The Cat in the Hat, as well as popular series including The Babysitters' Club and Goosebumps. A must-visit site for parents and grandparents interested in helping young Braille readers find more fun (and get more practice) in reading.