(See also: Conditional Eject or Skip Line)
Code Used: [cpN]
Keystroke: (None at present)
What does it do?
If fewer than a specified number of lines are available after this code on the page, then begin the text on a new page. Otherwise break to a new line.
Where would it be used?
This can be useful in preventing paragraphs from being split in awkward places. For example, you may not wish the first line of a paragraph to be on its own at the foot of a page.
Usage in DBT: (Let us assume the following is towards the end of a page)
Contact details follow. [cp2][es~para.]The telephone number for Duxbury's Technical support department is: +1-978-692-3000.[ee~para.]
Produces in Braille:
,3tact details foll[4
----------- blank line -----------
----------- blank line -----------
----------- page break -----------
,! teleph"o numb] = #b
,duxbury's ,te*nical support
de"p;t is3- plus
#a-igh-fib-cjjj4
Let us explain!
The [cp2] effectively says, If there are two lines or fewer left on the braille page, then continue on a new page.