Hi Teri, Would it be possible to send me example text and braille files privately please? mailto:info@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx It helps to speed up the process of diagnosing the problem if we don't have to try and re-create it, which in turn, we may not do exactly as you have done. We work extremely closely with Duxbury in pre-testing this kind of thing, which in turn can be most useful should special annotations be required in the Help files we maintain for DBT. Many thanks, George Bell Techno-Vision Systems Ltd -----Original Message----- From: Teri McElroy [mailto:teri@xxxxxxxxxx] Sent: 06 September 2002 00:59 To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [duxuser] generating tables of contents Hello George and Steve, thanks for your help. One of the things I wrote about in a previous message was the guide dots migrating to the line below the item in the table of contents which they should have followed. I've discovered that this seems to happen at the end of a braille page and presumably because of the page number which dbt inserts in this case at bottom right, dbt pushes the guide dots to the next line to make things fit on the page. I can get around this by inserting a hard page break before the item of contents which starts on line 25 but then this will probably mean the page numbers which dbt put in the table of contents when it was generated will be wrong. Has anyone got any better suggestions as to how I can get around this one? George, thanks for your instructions on creating a template for british braille code. I'll give it a go but may come back with more questions. Thanks. Teri