Not entirely -
1. 'Typesetter' is closer.
2. Only in body copy.
3. Tabs and Return ARE separations so I don't quite get this.
4. Pen draft first, edit into the machine (Oh, hang on that's typewriter style!
Works, but).
5. Sometimes I have to edit to get the formatting right - to avoid 'rivers' for
instance.
Add -
NEVER use text underlining (it was done on typewriters only because they can't
do bold or italic). Use a 'rule' instead.
I used to use the word processor in Pagemaker and then import into a document -
partly to avoid using Word. A very different approach and so typewriter style
problems never crept in. But then I do have a bit of design training. It's just
talent that I lack.
Andrew Fildes
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On 19/06/2014, at 8:09 AM, Scott Gomez wrote:
> 1. A computer is NOT a typewriter.
> 2. More than one consecutive space is always an error.
> 3. Unseparated consecutive use of any formatting character (tab, enter,
> etc.) is most often an error.
> 4. Write first, format when done writing
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