Braille is actually part of most of the Unicode fonts.
I don't use it but assume you probably need the keyboard for it.
Check also what needs to be changed in +System Preferences > Universal Access > Seeing+
References:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/accessibility/
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/AssistiveTechnology_in_Education/Mac_OS#BrailleSupport
http://atmac.org/use-your-regular-keyboard-as-a-perkins-braille-keyboard/
http://exceptionalteaching.net/pochbrke.html
I would think you would need a special printer to make it readable. Merely typing it would not be very useful, so it would be paired up with whatever peripherals you may have.
Peter
I don't use it but assume you probably need the keyboard for it.
Check also what needs to be changed in +System Preferences > Universal Access > Seeing+
References:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/accessibility/
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/AssistiveTechnology_in_Education/Mac_OS#BrailleSupport
http://atmac.org/use-your-regular-keyboard-as-a-perkins-braille-keyboard/
http://exceptionalteaching.net/pochbrke.html
I would think you would need a special printer to make it readable. Merely typing it would not be very useful, so it would be paired up with whatever peripherals you may have.
Peter