Now that might have changed but I am only writing wat was told to me.
Mary Ellen EarlsRemember! Today is the Tomorrow you thought about yesterday.
In standard word processing now-a-days, a skipped line is all that is
necessary in paragraphing. I don't know what the convensions are for the
Braille Code or if this individual happens to be in school where teachers
and/or professors may have a certain way they would like things to look but
when I went back to business school one of the first things they told me was
in a business situation in general word processing was that everything was
flush with the left margin and only the skipped line indicated a new
paragraph.
