Hello,
You could always do a space-m to start block, go to the bottom, space-b, hit d.
You don't necessarily need a bottom marker, in other words.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jean-Franc3a7ois_Colas <jfcolas@xxxxxxx>
To: BrailleNote EMail list <braillenote@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, May 27, 2016 3:58 pm
Subject: [BNU] Re: BackSpace+m or Mark command?
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Hello,
It marks the Start point. Is this command documented in english? I
didn't find it in a french version and I discovered it by chance.
Did you know that you can make any operation you want on a block without
marking the end point? In which case, the block consists on the portion
between the Start mark and the spot where you are.
J.-F.
Le 27/05/2016 16:29, Gerardo Corripio a écrit :
HI listers-------------------------------
OK let's suppose I'm in a document; I want to mark a point to afterwards
put another mark to copy to the Clipboard etc., via the BackSpace+m
command on my Braille Keyboard Apex32. My question is the BackSpace+m
what marker does it set, the top or the bottom one? Thanks for info.
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