Hi all,
<smiling> E., I think this is one of those things which can be
accomplished in a couple of different ways. I like my method
because if the stripper doesn't strip the stars, you can use them as
a marker, especially in the braille copy. As I said before, this
large Fantasy tome I'm reading has no way of determining the
different stories unless you plunk on them. Having stars before the
titles would help in this case because it's not like having
chapters. In that case, you can do a "find" for "chapter" and be
reasonably certain of finding what you want.
It's sort of like Windows. There are several ways to accomplish the
same task. All work equally well.
Ann P.
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