Lisette,
There may be some differences between British Braille and American Braille,
and since I don't know what they are, I'm reluctant to comment on the two
styles you mentioned. The easiest way to see the differences is to go to
the Document Menu and select Modify Styles. You'll see a drop-down list
from which you can choose the style you want to view. When you find the
style you want, press Enter. You will see the beginning codes of the
style. Press Tab, and you'll see the ending codes. When you've finished
inspecting the codes, press Tab until you get to the Cancel button; then
press Enter. As long as you cancel out of the operation, the styles will
remain unchanged. Good luck.
Steve
On Wednesday 11/27/02 13:30 Lisette Wesseling wrote:
Hello all
Could somebody please explain what the difference is between compinline and comp display? When I tried using the compinline style in the British Braille template I got something which looks like British computer braille but with dot 6 ing sign before and after. Are these indicators now standard? And there was also a letter sign between the indicator and the first letter of the email address. Why? The address was in lower case but would this letter sign be necessary or should the absence of a capital sign be enough? This would be my opinion. And finally: DBT broke up the lines with no indication of hyphen or suchlike. Would the comp display do this better? Many thanks for any enlightenment.
Lisette
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