The Braille Lite M20-M40 User's Manual - Freedom Scientific

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Formatting Commands
Formatting commands are inserted into the text
of your documents to produce results that
cannot be achieved through more general
formatting settings in the Status Menu. We
recommend you add formatting commands as a
last step before printing or embossing a
document.
Syntax
Formatting commands must be entered in a
specific manner to work properly. If you work
with HTML you already understand the need for
proper syntax in achieving desired results.
All formatting commands begin with the dollar
sign ($) (DOTS 1-2-4-6).
• All formatting commands must have a space
before and after the command. For example,
to bold text: The word $BB bold $BF will
print in a boldface font.
• Many formatting commands contain two
elements, one to begin the formatting, and
one to end it. If the ending element is left
out, the printer does not know to stop
applying that format.
• Many formatting commands must be used at
certain locations relative to the text you want
to affect. For example, when centering a line
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