Re: [Framers] OT: Grammar/Cross References

2019-06-26 Thread Carol J. Elkins
Craig, have the cross-references where this abbreviation occurs been 
mentioned earlier in the text? I'm just wondering if ff might mean 
something like the Latin terms "ibid" or "op. cit." that are used in 
bibliographies. Just a thought.


Carol

At 10:47 AM 6/26/2019, A Craig wrote:
My problem is with some of the cross references as many of them are 
followed by the abbreviation "ff". (eg, " See Section 11.3 ff. ") 
According to a German engineer currently in training here, "f" means 
"folgende" (following) and "ff" is "fort folgende" (continue 
following). Is anyone familiar with this format? And is there an 
equivalent in English?


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[Framers] OT: Grammar/Cross References

2019-06-26 Thread A Craig
I know this is off topic, but my internet searches have proven fruitless. 

I am in the middle of (legally) re-branding an English, white label manual 
(originally written in German) to ship with a product manufactured by another 
company. 

My problem is with some of the cross references as many of them are followed by 
the abbreviation "ff". (eg, " See Section 11.3 ff. ") 

According to a German engineer currently in training here, "f" means "folgende" 
(following) and "ff" is "fort folgende" (continue following). 

Is anyone familiar with this format? And is there an equivalent in English? My 
first guess is that any equivalent would actually be a Latin abbreviation 
rather than English—but I've come up blank on both. 

All suggestions will be gratefully accepted. 

Alison 







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