Re: spelling and grammer
by ErthWlkr(at)aol.com
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Fri, 23 Jun 2000 11:49:16 EDT |
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darrell(at)webctr.com, hwg-basics(at)mail.hwg.org |
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Hi Friends:
Darrell wrote:
<<What we have been *trying* to implement here is a system where the copy
is edited and *then* presented to us in ASCII text format. Using the ASCII
line breaks to determine paragraph breaks, HTML line breaks and lists,we
mark it up directly using a programming editor like EditPlus, Homesite or
HTML-Kit. This not only allows seperation of copy editing from coding,
also gives us a very clean foundation to work with when we begin integrating
code into pages...>>
Sounds like a good plan! Funny - reminds of the *old* typography days.
Rough copy (manuscript) was edited, then hand coded (boldface, ital, heads,
text, folios, running heads/feet, etc.). The typesetters would then set the
copy based upon the marked code. They weren't concerned with content - only
how it looked.
Everything old becomes new again.... :-)
- Jeff Kopito
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