[duxuser] Re: help with a juliet and dbt 10.5
- From: "D Hansen" <donald801@xxxxxxx>
- To: <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 00:00:50 -0500
I had the same problem with a huge left margin on the back of
the page. I was told as follows:
Here is what you should do to solve
your problem.
bring up Duxbury and go in to the global menu
and in to embosser setup.
Make sure the Juliett is highlighted and tab
to the remove button and hit spacebar. Say yes
when asked if you want to remove the embosser definition.
Now click ok.
Now close Duxbury and then bring it back up.
Bring up the help menu in Duxbury with
alt-h.
Hit up arrow twice and you will land on "Check for
updates." Hit enter on that
and it will bring up your browser.
Once your browser is opened, alt-tab back over to
Duxbury and close it with alt-f4.
In your browser tab all the way down to the link
that says "Download a patch."
It is quite a ways down on the page
and it is after the downloads link so don't click
on that one.
Once you have clicked on the download a patch link...
Choose to open or run the file when asked.
Wait a bit and when it is finished downloading,
it will bring up the installer.
Just hit enter to all the prompts and
when it is finished click finish, then close your
browser.
Now bring up Duxbury and go
in to global menu and embosser setup.
Pick your juliett embosser again. After you make sure the
port is set correctly which
it probably is, then click
ok. Now tab 5
times over to desired braille document formatting and choose your
paper size, set your characters per line and lines per
page. Set your top margin to 1 and click ok.
Your all set now.
As a last step I would set your Juliett to factory defaults.
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.
I hope that helps
----- Original Message -----
From: "brian Moore" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 5:43 AM
Subject: [duxuser] help with a juliet and dbt 10.5
Hi all.
I have been playing with this customer to try and get this sorted
out
for quite a while now.
I have a juliet as well and mine seems to work properly.
We have reset the embosser and tried a whole range of parameters
both
in the document and global menus to try and make this work
properly but
still a huge margin on the reverse side of the page.
any info would be appreciated.
thanks.
Today, I made a discovery. There are two paths to embossing
materials.
When you go through Duxbury, open the files in Duxbury, and then
emboss, the file appears with a wide margin on the overleaf side
of the
page.
When you print through MS Word, you get interpoint with a margin
of
about three spaces on the overleaf side. This is progress.
previously, I have only printed through Duxbury by opening the
files
and translating and embossing them one by one.
There are still questions. What I don't understand is that you
have to
set a margin of 2 to create a margin of one cell on the front
side of
the page. If you don't set the margin at 2, the embossing is
flush
with the perforations of the tractor-feed strips.
The big question is why would the emboss feature be different
depending
on how you access Duxbury?
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