Hi,
Alternatively, maybe you can convince your professors that having a
double space between paragraphs is not really all that bad?
Is the space A typed together what causes one to be thrown somewhere
else in the document? Are there other key combinations that cause that as
well? I find myself confronted with the same problem, and perhaps if I know
which particular key combos cause me to be thrown somewhere else in the
document, I can be extra careful about those particular sequences?
Thanks, and good luck with the profs!
aAlice
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Cummings" <[email protected]>
To: "Amanda Chokov" <[email protected]>;
<[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2009 5:34 PM
Subject: re: [Braillenote] Questions about wordprocessing on the braille
note...
Hi
1. Your not gonna like this, but if at all possible, i'd use a
computer to create a document that needs to be formatted
correctly as the translator on the bn is not that good at keeping
formatting intact.
2. I've had that problem; it's very annoying. Unfortunately,
there is no real way round this from what I can tell. All i'd
suggest is to be careful when typing and check your position
every now and then. Also, if you have a braille display, check
the position of the cursor on the braille display from time to
time.
----- Original Message -----
From: Amanda Chokov <[email protected]
To: braillenote <[email protected]
Date sent: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:07:22 -0500
Subject: [Braillenote] Questions about wordprocessing on the
braille note...
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Amanda Christine Chokov
Hello all,
Some questions my professors brought up recently got me
thinking.
When I export a document from braille to Microsoft Word, I think
the
formatting is just fine. However, some of them have a problem
with the
fact that there is a two-line space between my paragraphs. I
don't
write the file that way in braille; it comes out that way once
it's
been translated. Is there any way to prevent this from
happening?
Secondly, I am an extremely fast typer. Sometimes, while
I'm
typing, my spaces will get mixed with in. For example, I'll end
up
hitting space with a, and moving up a line as I continue typing.
Is
there any way at all I can keep whatever I'm typing appended to
the
document, so that I won't risk jumbling everything up by
accident?
Cheers,
Amanda
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