John, I don't remember if this has been answered, but if you mean having page numbers when you ink-print the Braille document, then press ENTER with BACKSPACE with L (READ with CTRL with L) while you're in the document and SPACE to the fifth item "Print page numbers?", type Y for yes, and hit ENTER. The next prompt will ask for the position of the page number on the ink-printed page. You must type two letters. First type T for top or B for bottom, then R for right, L for left or C for center.
If you mean a heading, like a title, on top of each page, now that's something you need to do manually for every page. You can jump from page to page by pressing SPACE with dots 1-2-6, then SPACE with dot 4 (FUNCTION with DOWN ARROW) to move forward, or SPACE with dots 1-2-6, then SPACE with dot 1 (FUNCTION with UP ARROW) to move back. I'm not sure if the QT has separate PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN keys, but these keystrokes will do the same function. If you're going to place page headings, as in titles, then you might need to adjust the top margin. Note that if you're ink-printing the Braille document, then you should configure that option in the Page Settings list under the Ink-Print Settings: ENTER with P (READ with CTRL with B, then P), and not the Page Settings listed in the Format Menu after the Ink-Print Settings. HTH, Roselle >----- QUOTED MESSAGE ----- >Sent by: john goddard <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Hail, Maria and all ... >Many thanks, Maria, for your detailed response to my enquiry. Your patience >amazes me! >I must admit that I'm thoroughly daunted by the intricacies of operating such >"hi-tech" gubbins as the BrailleNote. That's partly because acquiring my >BrailleNote last year was my first real contact with the hi-tech world; as >well as I must also freely admit, a matter of my own temperament. >So what I'm getting round to saying is that I don't think your (Maria's) >careful description does actually cover what I was asking about. >What I'm wanting to do is to insert page headings at the top of each print >page of a document that I wrote originally as a braille document with no page >headings. If I haven't understood your (Maria's) reply to me, please just let >me know. >As I say, at the very least, many thanks for your time and attention, Maria. >'Bye for now, >John Goddard.
