Word division between print pages

[Mary Mosley]

As a follow up to my initial question on Nov. 18 concerning words divided between print pages, I can see I caused some confusion with my wording.

While the answer(s) was helpful I was not referring to a syllabicated word in the sense of pronunciation. What I was asking about has to do with a word that is divided at the end of a print line by an optional hyphen and spans two print pages.

When words are divided at the end of print lines, in the body of a print page, we eliminate the hyphens and Braille the words as a whole provided they are not a hyphenated-compound words or under study. Does this same principle apply between print pages?

I have included an attachment.

Thank you and sorry for the confusion.

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[Connie Stone]

Mary,

It did challenge the committee with the interpretation of the rules but the formats committee was up for the challenge.

You will follow print with the division of banner as in the second example. [Braille Formats 1.10.1 Last line]

Keep up the good work,

Connie

 

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