Hi there,
This usually happens if you've pasted a block
of text from a text file to a braille file.
If the speech can read the block of text
using correct grade, then you don't need to
worry about this. The best solution is to
switch the braille display to reading mode.
HTH,
Joseph pddness. Actually, the sign that
follows is not a hyphen, but a sequence of
dots 7-8.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stefan Slucki"
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To: <[email protected]
Date sent: Tue, 09 Jan 2007 14:21:56 +1030
Subject: [Braillenote] removing computer
braille signage from keyworddocuments
Hullo list members [Eugenio will appreciate
this message]
Since upgrading to KS 7.0 I've noticed that
when I copy blocks of text
from a file into another file I see "ed-sign
ge 2" at the beginning of
the inserted text; I cannot seem to remove
this as when I place my
cursor above it two hyphens (a dash) appears
on the display immediately
after this 'string' and before the first
word.
I've got used to the "ed-sign l" and "ed-sign
p" but don't understand
this one at all.
Can Rhonda or anyone help, please.
Incidentally, I've chosen U.K. braille grade
2 as my default should
that choice make a difference?
Regards;
Stefan Slucki.
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