(See also: Embosser Character Table)
Code Used: [svgrn~X]
Keystroke: (None at present)
What does it do?
It changes the default indicator for Roman numbers, which is normally dots 5,6 where X would be a semi-colon (;)
Where would it be used?
Only when specifically required. For example, in some French documents, dot 6 precedes any Roman Page numbers, so X would be a comma (,).
This code is often found in the initial style for templates.
Usage in DBT:
[pv1][pntr][svgrn~,][tls]Table de contents[tle]
Je ne parley francais
Produces in Braille:
.t^ d 3t<s 'i
.j n p@lz *1c/s
Let us explain!
[pv1] sets the page number to one.
[pntr] produces Roman page numbers.
[svgrn~,] results in dots 6 prefixing the Roman Page number.
[tls] and [tle] embrace a Running Header. (Explained in the next chapter - Page Headers and Footers)
Note: Should NO prefix/indicator be required, use a left/opening curly brace in the Code - [svgrn~{]