[duxuser] Re: Skipping to the next page after one line

  • From: "D Hansen" <donald801@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 22:10:56 -0500

Hello:

Have you tried to reset your Juliet to the factory defaults?  If you want to 
try, here's how:

Do this like so. 
1. take the juliett off line. 
2. type 0.0e on the
keypad. 
3. type 95e
4. type 1e and wait for the embosser to
reset itself. 
Now your ready to braille.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Ann Byrne 
To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 4:54 PM
Subject: [duxuser] Skipping to the next page after one line


I know I did it myself, but I can't persuade my Juliet to write 27 
lines on a page instead of just one.  If I tell it to emboss pages 
3-4, it makes a single line on each page, and goes to the next 
page.  If I ask for pages 3-6, I get one line on 3-4 and one line  on 5-6.

In embosser setup, edit, I was looking at settings and advanced 
settings.  There are selections for new page.  Of course, I don't 
believe I changed them.  But if someone could run through what the 
settings should be--in such a way as to solve my problem--I would be 
soooooooo appreciative.

this is what I have.  Duxbury 1.05, SR1.

use custom job set up, not checked.
end of line and page end of line indicator: carriage return, line 
feed pc (1 of 3)
end of line and page end of page indicator:  end of line and form feed (1 of 5)
End of line and page EOL on a full line: not checked
end of line and page eop on a full page: not checked
end of line and page pad lines: not checked
end of line and page prompt for new sheet: not checked
timing, send one character at a time: not checked

Thanks a bunch.

Ann

   


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