[bksvol-discuss] Re: extra spaces

Nancy, I make them one space no matter what we were taught.  Most books are
one space and braille flows better without the extra space.  Know it is a
small thing, but I like smooth reading.  I believe, someone correct me here
if I am incorrect, please, I think Jake and Pavi said the stripper takes out
extra spaces so I would just put in one space just so Mr. Stripper doesn't
have to work so hard! Hahahahahahahaha!  Only I would worry about Mr.
Stripper! 
 
By the way, I do medical transcription and some of our hospitals want only
one space.  Believe me, it is hard to remember to put just one space when
typing.
Reggie

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Hi all,
I hope this question will be simple.  When I learned to type, I was told to
put two spaces at the end of a sentence.  When I'm proofing a book, should I
fix it if it has only one or should I find/replace occurrences with two
spaces with only one space?  Boy, I'm giving myself away as a braille and
audio reader.  Sorry if this sounds too elementary.  
Nancy Martin
Oklahoma

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