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# Three aspects, or dimensions, of a document | # Three aspects, or dimensions, of a document | ||
## '''Structure''' = elements and the rules that govern their organization | ## '''Structure''' = elements and the rules that govern their organization | ||
## | ##* e.g. Book, Chapter, Verse | ||
## | ##* Two general kinds of | ||
## | ##** Block-level, e.g. paragraphs, extracts | ||
## | ##** In-line, e.g. book titles, proper nouns, emphases | ||
## '''Content''' | ## '''Content''' | ||
##* The actual text | |||
##* Linguistic | |||
## '''Layout''' | ## '''Layout''' | ||
##* Block-level stuff: line spacing, indents, etc. | |||
##* In-line stuff: font size, italics, etc. | |||
# Independent dimensions of a text | # Independent dimensions of a text | ||
# Conflated in traditional practice | # Conflated in traditional practice | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 13 October 2006
Negotiating Word
Introduction
What is a document?
Structure, content, and layout
- Three aspects, or dimensions, of a document
- Structure = elements and the rules that govern their organization
- e.g. Book, Chapter, Verse
- Two general kinds of
- Block-level, e.g. paragraphs, extracts
- In-line, e.g. book titles, proper nouns, emphases
- Content
- The actual text
- Linguistic
- Layout
- Block-level stuff: line spacing, indents, etc.
- In-line stuff: font size, italics, etc.
- Structure = elements and the rules that govern their organization
- Independent dimensions of a text
- Conflated in traditional practice
First Things
Configuring the Toolbar
Disabling Annoying "Features"
Word's Views
- Normal
- Web
- Outline
- Reading
