Hi, gigi,
I am using Lion, and I don't find much difference between upper- and lower-case
brf files in uncontracted Braille. Any uncommon symbols are rendered spelled
out as in "star" for ch sign, etc.
As for global search and replace, here's what you do.
Highlight the symbol you want to repla
Hi Teresa.
Well, I guess we both can check it out. My problem was when I chose the menu
for replacing, it appeared to go back to the text. This meant that when I
pressed what I thought was the text to replace, all of my text got deleted or
it added text into the file. This meant I was in the wr
Text-edit does have a find and replace dialog with an "all" button in it. I
haven't tried working with it yet, but it looks pretty straightforward.
Teresa
On Sep 27, 2011, at 4:49 AM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> Hi Teresa.
> I haven't tried yet to global replace control characters. In my case I have
Hi Teresa.
I haven't tried yet to global replace control characters. In my case I have to
keep a brf file the way it is. Actually, I haven't yet figured out exactly how
to do global replaces in TextEdit. I have Pages also, but I have to switched to
TextEdit for most of my files because it has gi
Hi, Gigi,
Thanks a lot for the heads-up. I will check this out. I'm wondering if you
couldn't do a search-and-replace with a brf file in text-edit and remove the
control characters that way. Another entirely different way to go about it
might be to use Louis and back-translate the file into a t
Hi Guys.
We've had some discussion before and had decided we couldn't read grade 2 files
on our Macs. Well, I just did it. To make it more readable, the file I had
first came out all in uppercase. I first selected all the text. I had some bad
moments at first when I tried to do a global replace
