Hi again Terry,
I think you could create that right flush on the address and heading by
right justifying your lines. I haven't tried that myself! I thihnk
centering each line is plenty good enough! I wouldn't worry about the
picky way of doing things (grin smile)!
Keep us posted!
Jim
At 09:51 AM 11/25/2004 , you wrote:
Dear Jim,
I'll keep your post for reference.
Many years ago, I was taught to put the heading in a letter with everything
in a flush right block and that's what the NLS course required, too.
My address is particularly troublesome because my street name is two words
and I have an apartment number to throw in. Some sighted people use a
number sign before the apartment number, but that's a no-no in braille
although the abbreviation no. is permitted. Even when I used to type
letters for sighted people where I worked, we weren't allowed to use th
number sign as an abbreviation for number.
I'll experiment with my BN and see what I can discover.
I wish you and everyone else on the list a Happy Thanksgiving.
Terri Pannett, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA. Army MARS call sign AAT9PX,
California
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