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public:nnels:etext:symbols [2020/04/21 11:17]
rachel.osolen [Using Unicode for Symbols]
public:nnels:etext:symbols [2020/06/30 09:43]
rachel.osolen [Q&A]
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 <note important>If the book has the abbreviation St. for 'Saint' you will need to change it to the full word. The reader will read St. as 'street'.</note> <note important>If the book has the abbreviation St. for 'Saint' you will need to change it to the full word. The reader will read St. as 'street'.</note>
  
-<note>When you are going through your book, be sure to make note of abbreviations which should be pronounced as words (e.g., NATO, AIDS, AWOL, etc.). When you are finished with the book, include this information in the notes when you transfer the ticket back to the Project Coordinator via RT. In the XML, instructions regarding pronunciation can be included. (I like to have a separate document on the go called "Book_Title_Notes" for anything that might be important to share with the Project Coordinator.) </note>+<note>When you are going through your book, be sure to make note of abbreviations which should be pronounced as words (e.g., NATO, AIDS, AWOL, etc.). When you are finished with the book, include this information in the notes when you transfer the ticket back to the Production Coordinator via RT. In the XML, instructions regarding pronunciation can be included. (I like to have a separate document on the go called "Book_Title_Notes" for anything that might be important to share with the Production Coordinator.) </note>
  
  
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 **Q: How should I format 'æ'? The book I have uses a lot of older medical terms (e.g. Bullæ , Squamæ,Papulæ , æther, etc.) **Q: How should I format 'æ'? The book I have uses a lot of older medical terms (e.g. Bullæ , Squamæ,Papulæ , æther, etc.)
public/nnels/etext/symbols.txt · Last modified: 2022/09/15 12:08 by rachel.osolen