1 | DATA ENTRY SPECIFICATIONS FOR ZHEJIANGLU OF 1929 |
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2 | |
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3 | GENERAL |
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4 | |
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5 | 1. ENCODING. The text shall be encoded as Unicode |
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7 | 2. PAGE BREAKS. Indicate the end of each page by typing <br> |
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9 | 3. COLUMN BREAKS. Use one input line for each column. A return should |
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10 | be typed after each column |
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12 | 4. MAIN HEADINGS. Headings in this text always appear in a separate |
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13 | column and are indented vertically. Headings begin with the name of a |
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14 | craft and then a chapter number. When there is a heading, type <h> at |
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15 | the start of the heading and </h> at the end |
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17 | 5. SUBHEADINGS. Subheadings in this text always appear in a separate |
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18 | column and are indented vertically. Subheadings begin with "yi3 |
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19 | shang4". Where there is a subheading, type <h2> at the start of the |
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20 | heading and </h2> at the end |
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21 | |
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22 | 6. LISTS OF NAMES. Lists of names of craftsmen appear in this |
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23 | text. These names are separated by vertical space. Make sure that one |
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24 | or more IDEOGRAPHIC SPACES (Unicode character U+3000) are typed |
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25 | between the names |
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26 | |
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27 | 7. SMALL CHARACTERS. Some parts of the text are written in small |
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28 | characters. Sequences of small characters should be tagged with a |
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29 | <small> at the beginning and </small> at the end of the sequence |
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31 | 8. ILLEGIBLE CHARACTERS. If a character is illegible because of bad |
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32 | printing, indicate it as <x> -- use one <x> for each illegible character |
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33 | |
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34 | 9. UNKNOWN CHARACTERS. If a character is not recognized or can not be |
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35 | encoded in Unicode, indicate it by a numeric tag, so that the first |
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36 | unrecognized character is indicated as <01>, the second as <02> and so |
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37 | on; keep a list of these characters and reuse the same numeric code if |
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38 | the character reoccurs later in the text. Please provide a list |
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39 | showing the numeric codes used and a reproduction of the character for |
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40 | which they stand |
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41 | |
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42 | 10. CORRECTIONS IN TEXT. At certain places in the text, a scribe has |
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43 | corrected a series of characters. When a sequence of characters has |
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44 | been corrected (with an alternate text written at the right), the |
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45 | corrected sequence should be tagged with <s> at the beginning and </s> |
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46 | at the end. The characters written at the right should be tagged with |
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47 | <s2> at the beginning and </s2> at the end |
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48 | |
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49 | 11. PAGE NUMBERS. On some scans, page numbers will be legible at the |
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50 | unbound edge of the manuscript page. Where these are legible, they |
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51 | should be typed and tagged with <pn> at the beginning and </pn> at the |
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52 | end |
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54 | 12. SQUARES IN NAMES. In names, a square occurs (which resembles the |
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55 | character kou3) to indicate that the author does not know the proper |
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56 | character. This square should be entered as Unicode character U+25FB |
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57 | (WHITE MEDIUM SQUARE). |
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58 | |
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59 | 13. CHARACTERS IN BRACKETS. Sequences of characters in brackets should |
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60 | be typed with Unicode character U+3014 (LEFT TORTOISE SHELL BRACKET) |
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61 | at the beginning and U+3015 (RIGHT TORTOISE SHELL BRACKET) at the end. |
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62 | |
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63 | WORK SAMPLE AND ESTIMATE |
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64 | |
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65 | 1. Please transcribe a sample of 5 scans according to the |
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66 | specifications given above |
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67 | |
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68 | 2. The sample scans will be provided as physical pages |
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70 | 3. Please provide a cost estimate for transcription of the entire book |
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71 | (30 scans) |
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