Hi!

Not sure of all the details although I'm sure your messages are getting
through.  

Is there a way I can reach you by phone so we can discuss this?  Are you
using Word on your PC?  I may not have any answers, but I do know the
braille symbols may not be recognized in the PC document.  the only way
that it could be translated correctly via the is if there were a
translating program involved.  But if you're not using a text editor
that would recognize the braille symbols, then there is definitely a
problem.  

The asteric sign in braille is two "i n" signs then a space, two more "i
n" signs, then a space and two more "i n" signs if that's how you're
doing the text break.  

If the document wasn't typed in Duxbury, then it can't go back and forth
correctly.  

-----Original Message-----
From: Tessa [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 10:51 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [GWN] Another question


Hi: I have yet another question, which I hope will get an answer, unlike
the 
last 4 or 5 I've posted. I'm starting to wonder if in fact my posts are 
getting through, surely my questions have answers that GW can address?
Anyway. I have a document in which I use the asterisk *** to separate 
sections. Now when I move that document to the bsp the *** asterisks get

changed to in signs, which I assume is the grade two equivalent. of the 
asterisk, the problem appears when I take that same document and put it
back 
on the pc, then the *** show up as ininininin why does this happen, is
there 
a fix?
Also in typing the word it... using the elipses I think it's called when
I 
brought the document back to the pc the it was turned into an x symbol.
I 
really like editing with the bsp, but it's rather frustrating because
then I 
have to go over the darn thing yet again to repair transcription errors
Also, what's the method for using the elipse, sometimes I get ... and 
sometimes it comes out dddddd?
Thanks.
Tessa

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