David Pietersen wrote:
Sorry if this has already come up... but have you seen these?
http://www.lenef.com/dotleader/
http://home.tampabay.rr.com/bmerkey/examples/dot-leaders.html
I would suggest that the last one was an example of *table* of contents.
John Faulds said:
"I tend to think of tabular data as that which, if you were to pull one
row out at random and without reference to the column headings, it
wouldn't make a lot of sense."
I think we can say that Thierry Koblentz's example is good, because we
are assuming we know what the column headings are.
Thierry Koblentz's example:
President..................................John Smith
Vice-president.........................Janet Jones
I assume that this is a list of positions and their office holders for a
particular organisation.
But it could be a list of members of an executives association with their
positions listed.
It could be a list of people vying for particular positions within an
organisation eg.:
President..................................John Smith
President..................................Joe Smith
So perhaps John Fauld's requirement of headers is a good one!:)
I am going for tabulated data because this data is requiring a right tab,
though most data we talk about usually requires a left tab, though you could
make a strong case for a definition list.
Kat
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