Difference between revisions of "MRP: Style Sheet One"
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* Recognition and transcription of mid-C17th punctuation | * Recognition and transcription of mid-C17th punctuation | ||
| − | See Colons | + | See [[MRP: Style Sheet One#head-f30761517e82e8fa5b2655022a287c1661266bdb|Colons]] |
| − | See Commas | + | See [[MRP: Style Sheet One#head-f30761517e82e8fa5b2655022a287c1661266bdb|Commas]] |
| − | See Full stops | + | See [[MRP: Style Sheet One#head-a8b9c8a325a3a9de780c326d00f0e38ba20441a3|Full stops]] |
| − | See Semi-colons | + | See [[MRP: Style Sheet One#head-f6174b7e4b3ab5fac74d9e013a4d19381d7c816e|Semi-colons]] |
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===Semi-colons=== | ===Semi-colons=== | ||
Revision as of 19:48, May 14, 2012
Style Sheet One
Editorial History
14/05/12, CSG: Created page
Contents
[hide]- 1 Suggested links
- 2 To do
- 3 Style Sheet details
- 3.1 Abbreviations
- 3.2 Blotting out
- 3.3 Capitalisation
- 3.4 Colons
- 3.5 Commas
- 3.6 Crossing out
- 3.7 Dashes
- 3.8 Dots
- 3.9 Full stops
- 3.10 Handwriting
- 3.11 Headlines or headers
- 3.12 Line length & line runover
- 3.13 Marginalia
- 3.14 Numerals
- 3.15 Page layout
- 3.16 Paragraphs
- 3.17 Punctuation
- 3.18 Semi-colons
- 3.19 Signatures (and marks, if illiterate)
- 3.20 Text size
Suggested links
See Synthesis
See Transcription
To do
Style Sheet details
Abbreviations
- Meaning of abbreviations
- Representing abbreviations
- Use of superscript lines
Blotting out
- Use of blotting out in primary text
- Representing blotting out in transcription
Capitalisation
- Detecting capitalisation in primary text
- Use of capitalisation in primary text
- Representing capitalisation in transcription
Colons
- Use of colons in primary text
- Representing colons in transcription
Commas
- Use of commas in primary text
- Representing commas in transcription
Crossing out
- Use of crossing out and cross hatching in primary text
- Representing crossing out and cross hatching in transcription
Dashes
- Different use of dashes in primary text
- Representation of different uses of dashes in transcription
- Double dashes
- Single dashes
Dots
- Use of dots in primary text
- Representing dots in transcription
Full stops
- Use of full stops in primary text
- Representing full stops in transcription
EXAMPLE: "in the yeare 1652. and moneths therein"
Handwriting
- Recognising different scripts
Headlines or headers
- Use of headlines or headers in primary text
- Representing headlines or headers found in primary text
Line length & line runover
- Determining line end in primary text
- Variable line length
- Text run on to next line
Marginalia
- Reading marginalia in primary text
- Reproducing marginalia in transcription
Numerals
- Reading numerals on primary text
- Representing numerals in transcription
- Arabic numerals
- Roman numerals
Page layout
- End of page
- Start of page
- Text in LH or RH margin
- Text on LH side of page
- Text on RH side of page
Paragraphs
- Determining use of paragraphs in primary text
- Indicating start and end of paragraphs in transcription
Punctuation
- Recognition and transcription of mid-C17th punctuation
See Colons
See Commas
See Full stops
See Semi-colons
Semi-colons
- Use of semi-colons in primary text
- Representing semi-colons in transcription
Signatures (and marks, if illiterate)
- Reading signatures in primary text
- Reading signature marks, where interrogate is illiterate
- Reproducing signatures in transcription
- Reproducing signature marks in transcription
Text size
- Use of different text size in primary text
- Representing text size in trancription
