Hi William,
It's always been a feature of this ever since
BrailleNote was released.
There is a display mode called "Layout" that
shows what the paper would look like when you
actually print or emboss a page. In other
words, the display will show you exactly what
will appear on paper. For example, if you
center a line, the braille display will show
you the text that is centtered exactly as it
will appear on paper. This method also
includes formatting characters such as bold
on/off, stalic on/off, etc.
Formatting under BrailleNote is not just
limited to bold, italic, etc. Under some
printer drivers, you can do things such as
direct your BrailleNote to use Landscape mode
when printing (under HP drivers, default is
Portrait mode), use superscript or subscript
text, etc.
Cheers,
Joseph
----- Original Message -----
From: william lomas
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Date sent: Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:44:06 +0100
Subject: [Braillenote] formatting
hi all
having used a pac mate recently as i needed
one, i realized that when
i format a document i.e. make text bold,
centred, underlined etc.
nothing what so ever is shown on my braille
display. does the
braillenote and the latest keysoft address
this issue?
I.e. if i centred text would it show up on
the display in the centre
or just left justified?
thanks, will
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