Hi, Be warned, this entire reply does not answer any questions ;-)
Jano Kula wrote: > > Not always. A year ago a graphic designer used it a quiet creative way > in the book of interviews. All the questions or persons were underlined, > often hyphenated. It was an experiment and it worked. By the way, some > of the caption and figure alingment Mojca asked for was used there also. > I've put few sample pages here (done in LaTeX): > > http://web.iol.cz/kula/sample.pdf (1,5MB). Perhaps I am way too old-fashioned, but that looks rather ugly to me. > So not for emphasis but as a graphic element it is -- and will be -- used. IMO, graphic element == emphasis Backgrounds, colorization, larger or different typeface, indentation, additional vertical space, they are all tools to draw extra attention to particular bits of the text. Greetings, Taco _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
