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Conference vaxuum::online_bookbuilding

Title:	Online Bookbuilding
Notice:	This conference is write-locked: see note 1.3.
Moderator:	VAXUUM::UTT

Created:	Fri Aug 12 1988
Last Modified:	Mon Jul 15 1991
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	440
Total number of notes:	2134

104.0. "Italics hard to read" by CASEY::BURACK (This train is bound for glory) Mon Mar 27 1989 10:59

    HI,
    
    I ran my release and got it to work great for online. I have a comment
    and a question.
    
    1. I think that the italics font is hard to read.
    
    2. Why is a head 4 in the TOC not bolded? It looks out of place.
    
    Ruth-Ellen

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104.1 CLOSET::UTT Tue Mar 28 1989 09:19 11

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104.1		CLOSET::UTT		`Tue Mar 28 1989 09:19`	11
	1. Italics -- italics are a slanted font and doing slanted or diagonal lines on a low-resolution device (such as a 75-dot-per-inch workstation monitor) results in a jagged effect. The technical term for this is actually 'the jaggies.' 2. There is a much smaller number of font sizes available for the screen than for hardcopy. Also we have smaller margins so indenting must be done sparingly. Head 4's are not bolded in the TOC because I ran out of other ways to designate heirarchy at that level. Mary

    1. Italics -- italics are a slanted font and doing slanted or diagonal
    lines on a low-resolution device (such as a 75-dot-per-inch workstation
    monitor) results in a jagged effect. The technical term for this
    is actually 'the jaggies.' 
    
    2. There is a much smaller number of font sizes available for the
    screen than for hardcopy. Also we have smaller margins so indenting
    must be done sparingly. Head 4's are not bolded in the TOC because
    I ran out of other ways to designate heirarchy at that level.
    
    Mary