PCness gone MAD?!!
#151
Re: PCness gone MAD?!!
I wonder if they only issue the Braille job application form in English?
If the job application form is available in other languages, surely they should also be available in those languages in Braille?! We wouldn't want a blind Bengali speaker to feel that he couldn't apply for a job as an air traffic controller.
If the job application form is available in other languages, surely they should also be available in those languages in Braille?! We wouldn't want a blind Bengali speaker to feel that he couldn't apply for a job as an air traffic controller.
#154
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 9,606
Re: PCness gone MAD?!!
I wonder if they only issue the Braille job application form in English?
If the job application form is available in other languages, surely they should also be available in those languages in Braille?! We wouldn't want a blind Bengali speaker to feel that he couldn't apply for a job as an air traffic controller.
If the job application form is available in other languages, surely they should also be available in those languages in Braille?! We wouldn't want a blind Bengali speaker to feel that he couldn't apply for a job as an air traffic controller.
#164
Re: PCness gone MAD?!!
It's not really a feature that BE needs, but the forum software has it built in because many techy geeky forums that use the same software are used to post snippets of computer code, where the exact formatting and numbers of spaces can make a difference to the syntax. "Regular" forum posts are in plain vanilla HTML which strips out superfluous spaces.
#165
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 9,606
Re: PCness gone MAD?!!
once you've got it how you think it ought to look, just highlight all the relevant text in the reply window and click the "wrap {CODE} tags about the selected object" button. That's all.
It's not really a feature that BE needs, but the forum software has it built in because many techy geeky forums that use the same software are used to post snippets of computer code, where the exact formatting and numbers of spaces can make a difference to the syntax. "Regular" forum posts are in plain vanilla HTML which strips out superfluous spaces.
It's not really a feature that BE needs, but the forum software has it built in because many techy geeky forums that use the same software are used to post snippets of computer code, where the exact formatting and numbers of spaces can make a difference to the syntax. "Regular" forum posts are in plain vanilla HTML which strips out superfluous spaces.
Code:
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