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Re: New, Just a few questions.
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Jeff Kingston |
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Re: New, Just a few questions. |
Date: |
Mon, 28 Jul 2003 09:20:48 +1000 |
On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 21:24:53 -0400, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
>
> I am formatting the ASV version of the Bible and formatting the Bible
> has a couple of unique problems that I'm not yet certain how to get around.
>
> 1.) Headers...I would like to use the standard header scheme, on the
> left pages have the Chapter/Verse in the upper left corner, and on right
> pages, the last Chapter/Verse in the upper right corner. I know it's
> possible for placement, I also know how to do this for Chapter/Section,
> but how can I accomplish this? Marking each verse is not a problem with
> a tag, and then retrieving that tag, but I'm not certain how that will work.
You basically need to insert @Runner symbols into your body text. This
is how chapters and sections get their running headers noticed. It is
not really documented but I could help you, it should work out well.
>
> 2.) Footnotes are plenty. Can I somehow format the footnotes in a
> paragraph format instead of each footnote on it's own line? i.e.
>
> 1) Footnote 1 2) Footnote 2 3) Footnote 3, etc...
>
> instead of:
>
> 1) Footnote 1
> 2) Footnote 2
> 3) Footnote 3
>
> Most of the footnotes are very small, such as 1) Or your 2) Other mss
> read "over the hill", etc... The average is probably around 4 words per
> footnote.
Lout cannot do this and there is no way that it will ever be able to
do it.
>
> 3.) ... this one is purely for presentation, not really a problem. But,
> the area seperating the page body and the page margins where margin
> notes go. Can I put vertical lines there?
Should be easy with the @PageBackground symbol.
>
> I have been searching for the perfect tool in order to accomplish this
> task, and after spending the day with lout, I'm really impressed. I will
> be using it for other projects, even if this one does not work out, so
> Thanks a million!
>
> Jeremy
Jeff Kingston