Great. Now if only I can figure out how to get those ctrl+l's in there.
Jacques:
You only want one Ctrl+L per page. It indicates a page break. When the software sees that the pages are marked, it will stop guessing about what pages should be, allowing you to have pages which are as long as you wish.
Rob Meredith
Thanx Rob, will try this once I figured out how to do it.jacques.bosch@xxxxxxx 06/23/05 01:04AM >>>
So, the BP will then think of a sentence as a page if I have a ctrl+l
before and after it, right?
But say I have a long chunk of text, several pages worth, and I only
have a ctrl+l before and after that chunk, will the BP treat that as a page,
or will it split the big chunk into separate pages again?
Thanx
Jacques
----- Original Message ----- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 2:22 PM
Subject: [bookport] Re: APH - New feature
theJacques:
Simplye put a form feed (CTRL+L) character where you want a page break.
Rob Meredith .jacques.bosch@xxxxxxx 06/22/05 01:32AM >>>Hi all.
I really love, and use a lot, the section marker feature. Jumping to next and previous sections with 6+9 and 4+7 respectively. But as far as I know 3+6 and 1+4 do nothing much when reading text files. Would it not be possible to add a Subsection marker feature? So in between two section markers one could use another marker to divide the section into smaller subsections, and navigate around these withinthe
bounds of the section with 3+6 and 1+4. Would such a feature be possible / viable? I would truly love to see it.
Also, is it possible to markup the text of a file some how to forceofBP to recognize pages at specific positions? What are the limitationsthis?
Thank you much.
Jacques