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Digital inclusion starts with the document - our software makes content
accessible. People with disabilities are at the hart of what we do - as
users of our software and as the intended audience of the publications
it generates. Benefit from our expertise in accessible documents, Braille,
and digital audio books.
Products
RTFC is a software suite for Windows that lets you transform
your documents in no time into files for various media such as the Internet,
online help, large print, Braille, and audio books. From one and the same
document, you get a variety of formats for people with different reading
requirements at the touch of a button. RTFC recognizes chapter structures
and makes your documents navigable through automatic hyperlinks. RTFC takes
accessibility into account - without barriers for authors - so that your
content reaches everyone!
Our Braille Software Development Kit (SDK) is used by assistive device
manufacturers around the world to add our technology to Braille displays
and note-taking devices.
The RTFC Braille Translator is also available in the Apple App Store. It
illustrates in a simple way what manufacturers and users can expect from
our Braille module.
Services
We would be happy to convert your documents into electronic publications
up to digital audio books with synthetic speech. Please contact us if you
would like to publish text books, training materials, user manuals, technical
documentation, reference works or other publications in an accessible form.
Of course, we're here to support you - whether you're using our
products or looking to equip your own software and devices with Braille
functionality.
New
With support for Windows 12, Microsoft 365/Office 2024
and new features. This version can convert documents containing Unicode,
and offers two new Braille modules for Latin and Italian. The new features
also include loadable Braille tables, an improved accessibility checker
and a simplified graphical interface.
If you install RTFC for the first time and leave the input field for the
license key blank, the program will run as a 30-day demo version.
Please also note our information on Products
and prices.
This update is free for registered users of RTFC version 10. Information
about new features and improvements can be found in the change
history of RTFC version 10.
RTFC Translator enables simultaneous translation from text to Braille and
vice versa. In this way, we make our high-quality back translation available
for contracted Braille input on your mobile device. Enter text in Braille
using a Braille keyboard and share it as a note, e-mail or with other apps.
With the text to braille conversion, you get braille and can share the
resulting dot patterns as Unicode Braille.
Information
Find out about the possibilities of RTFC, the differences between the individual
software editions and the system requirements.
The easy way to hypertext through intuitive operation.
The command-line version for complex hypertext projects. Allows integration
into your production environment via program calls in a console window,
batch files, scripting languages or Makefiles.
RTFC's Braille module allows you to convert your documents into Braille,
with numerous possibilities for blind education and professional braille
printing.
The quality of contraction and the detailed implementation of the basic
system are unsurpassed.
What if someone read documents to you and you no longer had to laboriously
read them yourself on your PC? Or if you could listen to documents on the
go with your MP3 player that you wouldn't have had time for otherwise?
RTFC Daisy generator allows you to convert texts to MP3 files and comfortable
Daisy audio books.
Contracted Braille as a cultural technique of the blind creates a break
in communication between the sighted and the blind. This is particularly
relevant in schools and workplaces where sighted and blind people learn
and work together. With our module for Braille back translation, we offer
a practical solution.
Documentation
The complete manual for the command line version online.
Created: 2025/11/11 11:00 Updated: 2025/18/11 09:00
Author: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) W. Hubert Copyright © 2025 All rights reserved. |