[two-three-six]

Hello,

If print has spaces between the dots of an “ellipsis,” should I leave the spaces in braille or remove them? I think I should leave them and just treat it as three spaced dots.

I’m working on a document with several snippets from quotes, such as “I like going in the water . . . the water advantage is huge.”

Thanks!

Greta

[claurent]

An ellipsis is represented in braille by three cells of dots 256 – unspaced from each other.  The spacing preceding and following the ellipsis can follow print, but the ellipsis itself is unspaced.

 

Cindi

[two-three-six]

OK, got it. Thanks for the quick response, Cindi. I appreciate it!

Greta

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