Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of WO4_Berzelius_1819


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Jan 28, 2009, 10:37:01 AM (15 years ago)
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Wolfgang Schmidle
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  • WO4_Berzelius_1819

    v9 v10  
    8787  * {{{<gap>}}} makes sense
    8888  * {{{<sc>}}} is missing, but later on they do recognize small caps. It seems that they recognize it when there are in fact capital letters in different sizes (as in {{{S<sc>ULPHIS</sc>}}} on p.306), but not when the larger capital letter is missing.
    89   * {{{^2}}} consistently becomes {{{ # 2}}}, which makes no sense and is in fact counter-productive; # is the symbol for another column in the table. The special instructions introduced a new way of marking superscript. Was the rule too complicated? Not really. (Compare this with Greek text: There are initially many mistakes, and only after some time the error rate decreases. Does it mean that special instructions should be used only where they cannot be avoided?)
     89  * {{{^2}}} is consistently typed as {{{ # 2}}}, which makes no sense and is in fact counter-productive; # is the symbol for another column in the table. The special instructions introduced a new way of marking superscript. Was the rule too complicated? Not really. (Compare this with Greek text: There are initially many mistakes, and only after some time the error rate decreases. Does it mean that special instructions should be used only where they cannot be avoided?)
    9090  * They have ignored the rule that {{{\2.S\2.t}}} should become {{{\4.St}}}. One could argue that it doesn't make sense to make them think in chemical terms, and it can easily be corrected via some post-processing.
    9191  * They have typed the page number {{{( 3 )}}} simply as 3, and so on.
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