In the following slide is a list of keyboard commands. •This list can be found under the help topics of NimPro. Type “changing styles,” then click on the entry ...
4 giorni fa — Wide Table to. Stairstep Table. • “CTRL T” translates the. Wide Table to a Stairstep table. • You'll need to make adjustments as needed.
APH Transcriber Training Using NIMAS Files & Duxbury/NimPro Session 6: Formatting Tables/Q&A Objectives: · Learn how to format Long Tables · Questions and Answers Formatting Tables: Stairstep/Lists Formatting Wide Tables · Table Features within NimPro/Duxbury. · Open your Wide Table using Nimpro Formatting Wide Tables (cont.) · Here you would want to take the bold out of the column headings. · To do that, right click within the word and then "Ignore Strong" will remove the bold. Setting up a Wide Table · Then, export your "Table" file to DBT File. Setting up a Wide Table (continued) · Select BANA (UEB) template Opening Your Table File · Open table file in Duxbury Table File in Duxbury · Your file will open in Duxbury. · Put your cursor behind the selected Table Code [htbs]. Simbraille Table Example · Without the correct applied feature, the translated text will be formatted incorrectly, like the example shown here. Formatting the Table · Return to your Print Document within Duxbury. · Select Table · Select Table Properties Formatting the Table (cont.) · Select the "Table Type" · For this Wide Table exercise, select "Table: Stairstep." Header Rows and Columns · Select the Header rows and Header columns. · This table has none due to Stairstep format. · Select "0" for both Stairstep Table · This will apply the Stairstep code to your table. Wide Table to Stairstep Table · "CTRL T" translates the Wide Table to a Stairstep table. · You'll need to make adjustments as needed for blank lines, TN notes, etc. · Here, I've added a blank line between the caption and the list. Transcription Questions Workflow for Quick Braille Work · Workflow Question: Do you recommend using Duxbury for quick braille work (work sheets and teacher created materials that need to be produced on-demand), or do you recommend a different workflow/software for that? Workflow Example 1 · In this example of a handout, I would simply type it out, because of the simplistic layout of the material. Workflow Example 2 · If I didn't have a NIMAS file for this workbook, I would use Abbyy FindReader to convert the worksheet to a Word file. From there, I would make the necessary code changes and then move the file to Duxbury. Formatting in NimPro vs. Duxbury · Which items is it better to format in NimPro before moving the file into Duxbury? NimPro vs. Duxbury · Answer: As for formatting, I recommend starting with the NimPro wizards. Using the wizards will save a lot of time. After using the wizards, I would edit in Word or Duxbury. Keyboard Commands Changing Styles · In the following slide is a list of keyboard commands. · This list can be found under the help topics of NimPro. Type "changing styles," then click on the entry in the list. Changing Styles (Cont.) Formatting Keystroke Commands Keystroke B D E H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 Style/Effect Body text (i.e., make this an ordinary text paragraph. Directions Exercise (a specialized list style) Heading level 1 Heading level 2 Heading level 3 Heading level 4 Heading level 5 Heading level 6 L T Space List Item (an entry in a list, see Notes below.) Transcriber's Note (aka Production Note) Move the cursor to the next paragraph =TNAMPS Q&AAdobe PDF Library 22.1.174