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  • January 19, 2016 at 8:30 am in reply to: Exporting to ePub: two issues #80926
    Bernard Voges
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    Quick update:
    I solved the two error messages by removing the TOC (both inline and ePub), and carefully combing the document for links (:). All fine now.
    The cover image is slightly smaller than the page size, so that solved that niggle (now shows with a slight border in iBooks, but I can live with that).

    October 12, 2015 at 5:10 am in reply to: Marking up PDFs … #78692
    Bernard Voges
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    Hi Colin,

    I am not (I do design, typesetting and so forth), but my wife is an editor. Digital markup is slowly replacing working off hard copies, but the process is somewhat slower. The marked-up PDF goes back to the typesetter to implement corrections; so yes, the setter will work with both versions open on screen.

    Thank you kindly for your input: off to to explore that right now.

    Bernard

    September 25, 2015 at 10:29 am in reply to: Marking up PDFs … #78363
    Bernard Voges
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    Thanks Kelly. I am aware of the editorial marks as stamps and how to use them, but my quest is to discover if anyone uses a pen tablet to physically draw those editorial marks (since using stamps is, by comparison, a slow process).

    September 16, 2015 at 11:46 pm in reply to: Marking up PDFs … #78149
    Bernard Voges
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    Thanks David. I am aware of this workflow. My query really revolves around what is discussed in the second link you provided: working with custom stamps to insert proofreader marks. The process of finding the appropriate stamp and inserting it is far, far slower than it would be to simply write the symbol by means of pen on tablet (click, click, click, click vs swish if you like!).

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