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At 09:06 19-03-04, Todd Tillinghast wrote:
>Michael,
>
>I think you will find that in the majority of cases that you will be
>using milestone containers rather than containers because
>quotes
>often cross other hierarchies, so the use of milestone e
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At 04:39 19-03-04, Todd Tillinghast wrote:
>Michael and Patrick,
>
>I WOULD consider the omission of quote marks when the words of Jesus
>are
>rendered in red as a PURE rendering issue
I would not. I would consider the choice of how Jesus' words are
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At 04:29 19-03-04, Todd Tillinghast wrote:
>Michael and Patrick,
>
>> That is because the punctuation is already rendered correctly in
>> the
>> text, and the q element is only there to facilitate the rendition
>> of
>> "red letter" editions for thos
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Thank you, Todd, for your input. Using something like "Direct quotation of Jesus", where setting n to an empty string means "use nothing
for a quote mark" would solve the serious problem. Note that I used
the n parameter in both start and end milesto
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Patrick Durusau wrote:
> >>>
> >>I recall some recent discussion of footnote start anchors but don't
> >>have
> >>it at my finger tips. Can you say a few words about that?
> >
> >
> > I thought that I already did that. I look at footnotes as a note that
> > pertains to eit
Dear Iris,
Greetings. The Myanmar (Burmese) Bible is not easily available. I have
obtain two copies recently in Japan from the printers direct.
When I return to USA in summer 2004, I can send them to you. Please send me
your mailing address and phone number.
Please do not be overly concern about s
Michael,
Slaving away on the users manual but wanted to take a moment to reply to
your points on quotation marks:
Michael Paul Johnson wrote:
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At 00:29 18-03-04, Patrick Durusau wrote:
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Are we disagreeing about where the rules for rendering shou
