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Hi there!
In a dictionary, do the sub-level entry nested list margins apply to the entire braille volume? Or can they be entry- or section-dependent?
I also have varying styles of entries:
entry word: sub; I… sub-sub; 1. … sub-sub-sub: i…
entry word: sub: (1) … sub-sub; I. … etc.
I am assuming I follow print for the inconsistencies but wanted to get your take on it as well! thanks!
Kathleen
Great questions!
In a dictionary, a single format applies throughout the alphabetic reference. If the deepest level of an entry is 1-7, 3-7, 5-7, then all entries follow that format. The format does not restart with each alphabetic division.
You are absolutely correct to follow the print’s inconsistencies in the numbering of the subentries.
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