Thanks as always, Dave. I almost missed Braille Document Settings. May I
remind us all of the three periods or elipsis in the G.2 setting and its
meaning; i.e., there's something behind this door.
The setting was unchecked, and checking it helped with some of the blanks.
Of course this is not the VU's fault.
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Just how interesting do we want our times to be? Pax, Max!
Dave Williams
Hi
In the Word Processor, open the command menu with S3, choose Tools >
Braille Document Settings. In the Document Settings dialog try checking
Strip Formatting. Click the cursor routing button between the brackets to
insert a C to check the checkbox. Press the B9 Command key to save your
change.
Let us know if this helps.
Kind regards
Dave Williams
Braille Consultant
BAUM Retec (UK) Ltd
Mobile: +44 7827 221011
On 23 Jul 2017, at 20:27, Mary Ward
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I think that some of the other display/notetakers can get past repeated
blank lines. Iâm thinking especially of .brf files from NLS and other
sources. Is there a way to skip blank lines with the VU? I havenât
found one. I have a 20, read books in brf format a lot, and find it
tedious to get past all those blank lines, especially if a chapter starts
on a new page.
Ideally, I would like this feature to be something I could quickly turn on
and off or that could be made specific to a file or maybe a folder.
Thanks.
