Hart's rules

[Yves Maniette <yves@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Bonjour,

 Voici un commentaire au sujet du livre :

new version of "Hart's Rules" = "The Oxford Guide to
Style," Oxford University Press (April 2002),
ISBN0198691750.

 Yves

Message réacheminé :

Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 19:25:12 +0100
De: "Philip TAYLOR [PC87S/O-XP]" <P.Taylor@xxxxxxxxxx>
À: Yves Maniette <yves@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Rosalind & Ian Gibson
<Rosalind.Gibson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Objet: Re: [Omega] [OT] typography conventions



Dear Yves/Ian -- I have had my copy for a week or so now,
and I cannot speak too highly of this book.  Not only does
it manage to take on board virtually all of my "book
design for TeX users" in its opening chapters, it gives
guidance on typesetting books in the vast majority of
the world's languages.  A truly essential book for
anyone preparing a typescript, for copy editors,
for proof readers, and (IMHO) for TeX users everywhere!

A real review to follow when I have actually reached the
end of this magnificent book.

** Phil
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From: Li Li <anthidie@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [Omega] [OT] typography conventions
To: omega@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

> > You might find "Hart's Rules", published by Oxford
> University Press,
> > useful. It answers those tricky questions like
> when to use commas
> > and whether punction is inside or outside quotes.
> 
> It's an awesome little book, thx!

The new version of "Hart's Rules" is "The Oxford Guide to
Style," Oxford University Press (April 2002),
ISBN0198691750.  But I don't know whether it's good or
not.