[bookport] Re: APH - New feature
- From: "ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx>
- To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 11:15:27 -0400
Page breaks in Word are not respected, but you already figured that out!
As for how to put a Ctrl+L into a text document, I don't know. You might
be able to find a text editor that lets you do this. Perhaps this isn't
as simple as I claimed.
Rob Meredith
>>> ewers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 06/22/05 10:46AM >>>
Rob and list, Rob said, "Simply put a form feed (CTRL+L) character
where you want a page break."
I have tried this and I can't get it to work. I can put in a page
break in Word, but it does not get recognized when the BP converts the
Word file and I suspect puts it into a text file. Is there a way to
add a control character to a text file as you suggested? Sorry, I
should know this, but the brain is not working today.
Thanks
Neal
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Subject: [bookport] Re: APH - New feature
Jacques:
Simplye put a form feed (CTRL+L) character where you want a page
break.
Rob Meredith
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>>> 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 within the
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 force
the BP
to recognize pages at specific positions? What are the limitations of
this?
Thank you much.
Jacques
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