Dear Rhonda

Just for clarification, would setting the margins come in the page
offset option?

Cheers!

Michele

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I don't know, I usually set my margin to ten.  It seems to work well.
I've always heard that an inch on each side looks professional.

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>From: "Kathleen A.  Millhoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 17:17:24 +1000
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>isn't the 0 margin for brailling?  I thought the print set-up was about

>an inch on each side. Rhonda?
>(just kidding, anyone's answer will help me, too)

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>Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 4:30 PM
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>Subject: [Braillenote] printing maybe translation issues


>Hi Listers,
>Okay as usual I thought the BN would perform its "magic" for me and 
>print like it was supposed to.  Of course it didn't which leaves me 
>frustrated.  I resolved the problem but I don't understand it. Here's 
>what I did. I created these files originally as keyword braille files.

>Then I saved them as keyword text files.
>I thought I was supposed to print the keyword text files how wrong I
was.
>The right margins were cut off the the words were cut off on the right
>margins.  The right margin was set to 0.  So were the top, the bottom,
and
>the left margins all set to 0.  Also the printed copy had the word used
as
>ksed how weird.  So I printed the braille keyword files and they
worked!
>The only problem is some of the files the printed page start halfway
down
>the page which of course looks unprofessional.  These aren't college
papers
>they are reports for work.  I don't print a lot at work but somehow
when I
>print it shouldn't have to always be some frustrating process that
leaves me
>never wanting to print again.
>Any guidance anyone can provide would be helpful.  Sorry if I seem
whiny.
>I'm sure the BN did what I asked it to do.
>Maybe I should have translated the files to text files but I thought
the
>whole point of saving keyword braille files as other file types was so
the
>user could bypass the issue of having to translate the file.  I am
guessing
>I'm missing something but I'm not sure what.
>Thanks for your time and your assistance.
>Lisa


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