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--- public:nnels:etext:producers-note [2020/04/20 12:45]
rachel.osolen [In-Text Producer's Note]
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rachel.osolen [Q&A]
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 A common instance is when there is Alt-text that is longer than the recommended 120 words. When this happens, the longer Alt-text should be put into a Producer's Note. (Be sure to also include a short description in the alt-text). For more information, see [[public:nnels:etext:images#adding_extended_image_descriptions_producer_s_notes|Adding Extended Image Descriptions]] for more information. Often, this will be for something like a picture of a letter, a map, or a graph.
+<note>For Long and Complex Descriptions use the ''Prodnote - Optional (DAISY)'' so the reader has the option to skip it.</note>
 Other cases where this style is used are highlighted throughout the wiki.
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 **Q: In a book where the original front-matter includes a description of the typefaces used (i.e., "The text in this book uses OpenDyslexic and Minion Pro typefaces."), should this be removed? Or addressed in a "Producer's Note?"**
 A: Yes, we can address this in a Producer's Note [Heading 1].  We could state something to the effect that "the text is this Digital Talking Book does not use OpenDyslexic and Minion Pro typefaces. These typefaces are used in the original book."

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