Nicole,
The best file format that you want to use
while attaching a file is Microsoft Word
format. I don't know what is causing it,
though.
Secondly, there is a way to change this:
1. Go to Format/Layout (SPACE with
2-3-4-f/ful).
2. The first prompt should say something
like this: "Indent first line of paragraph: 0
(unchanged)" where 0 is the number of spaces
that will indent. Type the number of spaces
that you wish to have it indented, and press
enter.
3. The second prompt is same prompt, but it
relates to the rest of the paragraph. Type
the same number of spaces that you wish to
indent, and press enter.
4. Press SPACE with E, then press Y to
confirm the changes. You are done.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nicole B. Torcolini"
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To: "Braillenote List"
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Date sent: Tue, 21 Nov 2006 19:00:27 -0800
Subject: [Braillenote] Translation and Text
Files
I have a BN BT running 6.11 and am having
two problems. First, whenever I attach a
Braille document to an email as an ASCII text
file, I get a string
of unwanted characters at the end of the text
file, usually <uªÓ]ãzóкw or something
similar. Is there anyway to avoid this?
Second, I have indenting
at the beginning of and within a paragraph of
text in a Braille file. Upon translation, I
have been able to preserve any indentations
within the paragraph,
but my first line of indentation always gets
reformatted. Is there a way to avoid this?
Thanks,
Nicole
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