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  • #38731
    Melissa Caldwell
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    I know that you don't put a blank line under the centered volume number in transcriber's notes for the table of contents but what if it is followed by a cell 5 heading? Do you keep a blank line or not?

    Do you include the title of the book as a centered heading in the table of contents?

    I am attaching a copy of the print.

    Thank you!

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    #38733
    claurent
    Moderator

    The volume identifiers specifically state that a blank line does not follow them. Examples in formats show centered headings immediately follow the volume identifier. I believe you can interpret the same logic to a cell 5 heading - so no blank line between a volume identifier and  cell 5 heading.

    As info - I would probably put the months in this contents in cell 1 and the information under them in cell 3 with runovers in cell 5 - it saves some space and still conveys the same message.

    Cindi

    #38734
    Melissa Caldwell
    Participant

    Thank you for your quick response and your added info.

    On this same Table of Contents, would you add the title of the book as a centered heading?

    #38737
    claurent
    Moderator

    I would follow print - and it looks like the book title is in print so I would put it in braille as well (yes, as centered).

    Cindi

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