>From within a document, e-mail, or Planner page, press [SPACE with O], >[FUNCTION with O] for the Options Menu, then B for "Braille Display Options". >The third option is "Show lines in reading mode as?", and I assume it's set by >default to "Linear Braille Format". Your options are: press L for "Linear >Braille Format", press A for an indent of one cell, press B for an indent of >two cells, press [dots 2-3], [2] for two spaces whereever they happen to >appear, or press [dots 2-5], [3] for three spaces whereever they happen to >appear. In your case, you would press either A or B, depending on which you >prefer. Press ENTER to accept, and upon returning to your document with >[SPACE with E], [ESCAPE], you will immediately see that your changes have >taken place. The setting only applies when your Braille display is in >"automatic" (which is the default upon opening a document/e-mail/Planner page) >or "reading" modes; refer to the section entitled "Braille Display Modes" in >Chapter 3 of your User Guide if you need a description of the modes.
>----- Original Message ----- >From: Vanessa Ransley <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [Braillenote] End display on carrage return >Hi, >I have been a BN user for 2 and a half years now. I find that I use it for >everything, my work, keeping track of addresses, social events... >everything written really. >Recently it crashed. It is working again now, but there is just one thing >I can't seem to fix. I used to have the BN braille display set so that it >would end on a carriage return. This meant that I didn't have new lines >starting half way across the display. >I was wondering if any of you out there knew how to do this. >Thanks in advance, >Vanessa. >___ >To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit >http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
