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7.4.2.2 

Braille only Inclusion. 

You may want to include text or formatting commands in the embossed version that are not 
required in the text version. For example, you could add an explanatory note, italicize a word, or 

force a new page. To do this, select the 

"Inclusion" option in the Braille Settings Menu. KeySoft 

prompts: 

"Braille-only inclusion?" 

In response to this prompt, type the text that you want to appear in the Braille version and press 
ENTER. You can also include the following formatting commands: 

New line: 

press CONTROL with ENTER; 

New page: 

press CONTROL with N; 

Tab: 

press TAB; 

Center line: 

press CONTROL with E; 

Right justify line: 

press CONTROL with R. 

You can review the document for inclusion markers, and delete them like any other character. To 
review or edit the text of an inclusion, position the cursor on the inclusion marker and select the 
Inclusion option again. The Braille inclusion marker is shown as $ob on the Braille display. 

 

 

7.4.2.3 

Braille Exclusion. 

Conversely, there may be text or formatting commands in the text document that you may want to 
exclude from the Braille version. This is done by marking the start and end of the text or formatting 
commands you want excluded, as follows: With the cursor at the required point, select 
"Start Braille exclusion" from the Braille Settings menu. KeyWord marks the position with a 
special 

"Start Braille exclusion" indicator $xbs. Now type the text or formatting commands that 

you do not want to appear in the Braille version, and select 

"End Braille exclusion" from the 

Braille Settings menu. KeyWord marks the position with a special 

"End Braille exclusion" 

indicator 

xbe. 

Note that you can also add these markers to existing text, if you wish.