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20 enarren hhsads but to place folios at the foot of the page Teeoeally the emire Fines the anning be, bu in eaorial parlance the term i restricted to the textual matetial, excluding the Folio 1.5.2 Folio The folio (st is lonersase Roman numerals is the prstims and in Arabic metals for the text and end matter of the book) usally appears at the enter top edges of she spread, or vented at the foot All pages are counted in the pagination soquense, but the folio is not shown om some pages, inslnling some it the prslims, turns! pi (aha is those on hich material is printed in landscape forma, those laken up entirely hy lustiations figures, or tables and blank pag Ine olio usually appears inthe Foot margin Ona chapter opening (ee 134 1.5.3 Running heads Rung heads aro not found in all hooks: for instans, they may’ not ‘appear im modern fetion or in highly designed illustrated books, Rung hese, ike folios are nto from seme pas of the bok These inchide: any scetion of the prsms that has to section beading Ahal-til, tite aml imprist pages, the dedivation and epignaph i part tiles any page on which a chapter heading occurs tincuding sections inte font matter a endl matters Blank pages Uhey arvoften omted con sured pa os anton tll page illustrations figures, or tables The content of the running heads depends on the nature of the book. As. general rule it the Simo running head is not used an senso and recto, the large sceton generates the ead on the verso andthe valet that on th the verso, the chapter title an the reco. ina textbook the ehapter title might be usd on the verso and a numbered subbeain {hough running beads that change every few pages should if posse be avoid forthe sake of economy), Ina multisauthor work authors ol smog to rele the ist eacksord on the wrso in the Tor example, she book or part ttle may be usa on names normally appear on the versw atid chapter sles on th sncyslopesias its andthe last om the suing heads, whereas dictionaries WE PARTS OF 8 BOOK a tend to give the first and last headond on each pw hed in thar pages ctionsin the prefinsand end matter generally earty the same running Ihead on the verso and recto, hall, however. running heads fv ete er) page inlcating the text pages chapters to whieh sich page of notes refers: for example Notes to pages 157-9 oF Notes 0 Chapier ¢ aie tha st Notes. notes should change one Run beaks should mate se materia in evry respect generated automatically by desktop publishing sofware; he am which they are derived ondina, capitalization, and so om. This is vsnally the book, chapter or other tllesased are xery long. they mst be trun ced for the tanning heads, which shoul nor exceed about Pony cha acters ineluding spaces) for most hooks. as a very tough fale o then inthis tof t we, supply a ist of shortens beads wih the eopy for wok the L.6 Errata slips An erat lp Tits ers ina prima hook and thir eonctons insted foo ma book shoul baba wih the aches mare owt ad ISBN: aera the slg may he ipod psc Ina ler pining ovation i the ot el a a bon cnet tents ay he et part ofthe pti or end matte When tad tovorpritalin the bok testa may he allege signa rd Nte threat sie shou beso ol at heh ory A list of errata should be as concise as possible, making clear the there being serious mistakes or ernors of fact inthe location, the substance of the etror, aad she form of the eustestion, Talc type is uso te ‘only whereit is past of the eror andor the eostetin, 1 204 line LS forlise wrereadsarth wi b For ebook aul other cigital editions, it is muck easier to cornet the adivorial directions an puntuaion is inlet certo than so proparean errata sip 2 cunrree 1.7 Paper and book sizes 17.1 Paper sizes The dimensions of @ book dspend on the dimessions of the shoxt (the {quad sheet) on hich its printed, For syang centuries the dintensions 6 the vomimon sizes of sheet awe Bscn proportientd so th they can be fold to produce viable page sizes withow wastage (3 smal allowance is made for trimming the folded sho), For example, quarto ho oF 48} and octace (v0 oF MH are oblat folding standard Sizes tno and throe mes respectively Messin in ome 2s the eommon sieve papor Ses (untsimmesd Sine Quadstect do 8 Iieineonomn TSS MN 282 192 19D 126 metic lrgesroen. S16 L086 metnicdemy SSN LN OND metic wyal 960 122 HN 240 International paper sizes have heen standardized stl) further by the 180 (Interiational Standatds Ox used for business correspondence, photocopying. ete: B is used fot posters, wall charts, and similar large items: C is used for envelopes and folders © Ht Acseies sizes Measured in naillimetres A and B (rimmed) sizes are nization: Ais the commonest Aseries Booties AG SAE LISY BO Lac TsL AL Sobxsit BL 107.00 AD oS BD seo AR BPA MI AGA SHH AL 202) BY D383 AS OCI) BS 16x AG Bo 1s 16 A, BP S825 as Ag AU 26 uM enarren 1.7.2 Book sizes The following are the standant octavo trimmes and usrinmed 9. Sizes. and tho dimensions of the quad shoets from which they are slorved, ia millimetres Sie Milinetres Trimm 16 138 wstrinmst 992 126 unl ves Las ange eons Trine) 198 129 titrinmad 2081 sad Soe bse netic domy 80 rimmed 216 18 uinirimmat 222 HL sat ss L128 Weimmad 284 156 trina 230 198 ud ane 1272 as trimmed 20 18 viirinml S138 ua saa 1.23 Dimensions ane always given with height before wide for landscape eth pats of mansbers Masscmarkot paperbacks ate often prediead in what are known as A Formataind B Formatsizes The fst of these is 178% 111 ma, Blown is 196 «129mm 1.8 Even workings Teg ofthe pub are prin on he gud shst nano dascrninad by th pattem Ting to Be applied tot durin the Kinny process the arangament oe impotent thy psn th sss of the shost i complex WE PARTS OF 8 BOOK a5 Fac shoot forms section orsignaturea the fished book depending 2» sixty, or even more pages. ‘om the size 0” the sheet and the Format of the hook, thes consist of four eight, itoen, thir Tn the interests 9" every i is desirable so ensue tat the entire ext co the book fits mca imto.an exact mtiple of Lhe nuraber of pss it cach signature so that there are no blank pages al the end the final section, Ata fate stage in she pvouetion of a print book it may be nocessity 0 restrict the cxteot of the text im ower to Hitt evaetly, ras neatly as poss, into signatures tha is to setiove an “even working ithent disrupting Uhe pasination of the main text The usual revourse isto reduce the number of pages in the prelims This must be der (shich are not part ofthe main sequence of pags, ates by stein ly be pio! os rovtes: another option is to Finis the extent of the ond ratios, normally by Ssortening the inex or setting in smaller type the luxury of black vrsos.and using the for sections that would i CHAPTER 2 Preparing copy 2.1 Definitions 2.11.1 Introduction Historically: aneritven eopy hs tex) as calls manuscript an! the term lingers on event today, although text printed ot should mare alls typescript or sevpt Production workston The txhnical sages of the traditional production process, which trans Jom the material fom typescript to pristed work, ars Yry generally speaking (and not aay i sis ord += prootieading + correction tthe lsc two stages may be repeated on sucuessive sets of revised prais) + proof checking * indening + final correction «+ prinsing and biting Somme of these saps may’ hy omitted, depending on the readership oF on bigot and time vonsraims, See the following sections for brie doscription of development ating and copy-aditing design proofs 12.1.5), and typesetting 2.13) eating and che pacranine cory u (2.1.4). These spovalist operations are rhequently outsouread. [nding isdletail in Chapner 19 Modem: production methods rar proceed in such a linear fasion anal are focused on ereaing content that can be repusposed For many slesees publishing Outpt, not just prin The eoatont is tora ina neutal fornia whieh meas that ts typically scxled with XMIL tags: NMI alos tho creation of customized markup languages [allows conten toh srt, stored, and transmitted it «form that isinddopendont of software or harnare, Crusis the NMI ‘gs deserby eonteat rather than prseataion.c ga tag suchas sab rndored as bold ext in prot or as red text on wabsite. The NMI ‘can subsequently be transformed to generate outputs as diverse as HTM tor veby publication, EPUB lis tor chooks, iaceractise white board material fo elassrocms onlin learning envionment an atchive files as Wel as traitional print. NMI fles can also be pa with, or aecessad by custom softwane in the form of an ap. caged along The preparation of files in a digital workflow: usually starts with pre casing (hasie file cleanup and tagging} and the processes involved in calsotial quality contol (iting, chacking. sesting} are Mexible and can smke place in parallel as wll as serially. Us means that, i web pub lishing espocialls, traditional ounaries bet stage ae prootteaing as a final stage have boon erated as these hw nserga and a eb eeitor may be roquifed to do several additional tasks (soe 21.2), Nevertheless editing and proofreading remain die

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