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Recumbentman Started conversation Mar 4, 2014
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Reading this now in Pliny, I see what must have been an m-dash (a favourite punctuation of mine) is rendered as a question mark. Last line of day 5.
There may be other instances, I didn't go all through the entry.
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Recumbentman Posted Mar 4, 2014
Sorry, not there, but in the second last line of day 4.
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Geggs Posted Mar 4, 2014
I was just about to say, but you got there first.
Geggs
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Recumbentman Posted Mar 5, 2014
There is something else I'd like to correct. Is there a GuideML tag for a line break that doesn't insert an extra blank line in Pliny? Where I have quoted verses, I have separated the lines with < BR / > and this advances the line not once but doubly. Can't find it in GuideML Clinic ...
Verses look all wrong when double-spaced.
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Recumbentman Posted Mar 5, 2014
Strangely, it looks right (i.e. single-spaced) in Preview, but not in normal view.
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Lanzababy - Guide Editor Posted Mar 5, 2014
Take out the carriage return (white space) - and also try writing the
< br / > in lower case
The new system often seems to recognise carriage returns/white space as line breaks without the need to make them.
I hope this helps
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