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Joanna E. Venneri.
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August 2, 2014 at 4:58 pm #11655
Robin R. Charles
ParticipantHello,
I have several questions and would appreciate any ideas.
If page 1 is blank, page 2 has the unit number and title as well as a picture caption, and page 3 only contains the picture, how should these pages be numbered? 1-3 would imply that the unit number is on page 3. If I number them 1-2, how would 3 be accounted for? Can you please provide a rule to clarify?
If 5-5 directions are followed by bulleted items, should the items be in cell 7 after the directions?
Can someone explain or cite a rule for using the letter indicator if o is used as an expression? For instance, O grandma…
I posted this question in the literary section, and did not receive a response. Perhaps I should have posted it here.
Thank you,August 2, 2014 at 6:06 pm #22494Joanna E. Venneri
SpectatorYou’ve certainly got a lot of question in this one post!
I’m sorry you haven’t heard from Literary about O grandma. I have alerted Literary that there’s a question waiting. Let’s see about the response there.
I really need to see the print pages that your format questions address if I am to attempt to provide answers and not just guesses. The first situation you describe with the Unit or chapter title, picture and caption spread across 2 or more print pages is quite common, but it takes many different forms. There is no one answer, which is why is it not specifically address in Formats. Please post a scan of those pages so that I can see exactly what you are seeing. Formatting decisions are based on viewing, analyziing and INTERPRETING the print page material, so I need to see it. The resulting formatting decision is based on pertinent guidelines within Formats.
The is also true of your 5-5 directions question. I need to see the page. Usually, the exercise items follow the directions. so it depends on the purpose of those bulleted items. Are they a continuation of the directions? Are they some kind of displayed material? Answer choices? I have to be able to see the page.
I’ll look forward to making suggestions about these interesting questions.
–Joanna
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