how do blind people recognise money notes?
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They have to fold them differently, and ask a trusted person to identify them for them.\n\nRay Charles asked that he always get paid in $1 bills, so he would know he wasnt being cheated.
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It use to be raised up letters but blind people soon found it's hard to do but had to do it anyway since it's the only way. I think it was hard because how letters were complicated like how the a's might get confused with the o's and stuff like that. Then a guy with a last name Braile invented the dots which was less complicated.
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At my school, the specialist uses magnification style reading tools.  Sort of like an overhead machine that you can put in a document and magnify it.  It all depends on the specific impairment.
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If you're running Windows XP, go to Start:Control Panel and click on "Accessibility Options".  There are settings there to help the visually impaired.
809052
They are accepted in the north of England! But they are NOT so-called 'legal tender', only Bank of England notes are legal tnder in England. Thus shops etc. do not HAVE to take them. (if you've got any Scottish notes you can't spend, I'll be happy to take them!).\nNote: legal tender is a legal term, not a custom. For example, a shop can refuse to accept 50p worth of pennies because that is not legal tender (20p in pennies is legal tender), so a shopkeeper in England can decide whether or not to accept Scottish money. On the other hand all legal tender in England is also legal tender in Scotland. It's a mad world!
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Simple : A fake dollar will not have the face on the right , some you can't see the face but their still real . There 's a someting a policeman told me when someone gave me a fake bill he said put the money up to a light and if it has a USA five or one or just what ever bill you got ! if is has that USA black written line going through the bill on any side it's real. That is one thing people can't copy! And some people don't even notice that.
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It indicates the person is near sighted.
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VERY SIMPLE,SINCE THE BLIND CAN SPEAK AND HEAR,AND THE DUMB CAN SEE.\nHE WILL WALK UP TO SOME PERSON AND USE SIGN TO TELL THE PERSON TO TELL THE BLIND THAT THE DEAF IS DEAD.
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When I studied abroad in England we had a blind system.  We were not allowed to put our name on them.  There was a little kiosk where you scanned your I.D. and the course I.D. and it printed 2 little receipts.  One got stapled to the paper you were handing in and you kept the other (as proof you turned in the assignment).  Then the papers got dropped off at a central office where they were sorted and given to the professors.  Grades were finalized before they handed them back in class.
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I actually tried that back in 2004 by putting symbols like stars, circles and crosses, etc, on the corresponding colors. And, surprising to us students who did it as a school project, out of the 25 selected sight impaired persons between 12 and 45 years of age, about 7 of them solved it within 6 hours! Even more surprising was 12 others kept the cube as long as they needed. Conclusion: it's a great idea!
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There are so many things you have to check, (these steps are applicable for the new currency notes)\n1) Check for the silver line, which you can see little bit outside and little bit inside, you cann't see silver colour continously.\n2) On right side of the currency note(front side) u can see the number 500/1000 as in dotted lines, you can see only in deep look.\n3) See the currency in light(sun light) you can see the 500/1000 number in the bottom of the currency, normally u can see only half number.\n\nand there are more steps to see the currency, i think this is more than enough. If you need more, you can check more, are contact me.
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I think you mean MICR. MICR stands for magnetic ink character recognition. It allows the bank to read the numbers at the bottom of your check (check number, account number, routing number) using a machine.
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Miss Sleepy One...\n\nWhile I cannot give a complete dissertation, maybe an idea such as how important tonal inflection and facial expression is for communication vs. just the printed word; where these characteristics need to be assumed, or the sentence constructed well enough for them to be "understood".\n\nThat is why it is difficult for some to deceive the sighted, easier to fool the blind that can hear, easier to fool the deaf and blind... (The ones that can read Braille) and the written word can deceive most of all.\n\nJust remember, you will need 100 - 150 words per minute depending on your speed of speech.
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Because the blind person could be sitting in the back seat and need to use the ATM.  So the person driving pulls up so the blind person in the back seat can use the machine.
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I think you need to ask a blind person face to face.  If they are blind, they can't read this question off a computer screen like the rest of us.  And if the only people reading it are people who can see, then they won't know.
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The braille system, devised in 1821 by Louis Braille, is a method that is widely used by blind people to read and write. Each braille character or "cell" is made up of six dot positions, arranged in a rectangle containing two columns of three dots each. A dot may be raised at any of the six positions to form sixty-four combinations, counting the space in which no dots are raised. For reference purposes, a particular combination may be described by naming the positions where dots are raised, the positions being universally numbered 1 through 3 from top to bottom on the left, and 4 through 6 from top to bottom on the right. For example, dots 1-3-4 would describe a cell with three dots raised, at the top and bottom in the left column and on top of the right column (ie the letter 'm').\n\nTherfore, it is not a language to be spoken, rather, it is a communication tool.
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You take a test at the eye doctor.  Color blind people generally only lack the ability to see certain shades of a color like purple for example.  They wouldn't be able to differnciate between a sheet of blue and a sheet of purple paper.