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The answer is yes
I found the answer in AN INTRODUCTION TO BRAILLE MATHEMATICS USING NEMETH CODE WITHIN UEB CONTEXTS.
1.8.2
I do not have the book anymore. We transcribed it two years ago. I was asked to go back and check formatting.
This is an example of what I mean. I am only asking about the exercise numbers.
I don't know if this will work. For one I do not know what svpnp0:0:0:0 is telling me. How can you tell if you are on an even or odd page when you are in the Word document? I read up on the tag in Duxbury and it only talks about print and braille page placement. What if I have 2 or more gaps? I am hoping that Duxbury will accommodate us with an insert gap button on the braille side like Megadots.
I do use Swift Add-In with Word. Could you please tell me how to use it for tactile graphic pagination?
Thank you.
Just letting you know that I found the answer in UEB formats 9.7.3
Did you read Hamlet?
[The question mark is not underlined in print.]
" Help! I'm falling ."
[The quotes are not in italics in print.]
The braille did not show up in this pasted copy. But it does say that quotes and punctuation are not included in italics.
Susan
After reading both literary and format rules for book covers and jackets I believe that Notes to Parents would be eliminated from the book. It does not apply to the student or the book itself. It is almost like an advertisement for the book.
Sorry I just saw where you asked for the print.
Here you go ...
Please look at the bottom of the page. #3 Toulouse
Thank you,
Susan
