Tips and limits for taking an editing test: Reblogged at ACES from my How To column at the now-defunct Copyediting.com.
Year: 2017
Working with a Table of Contents in MS Word
Word is not a layout tool, though it often gets used that way, especially in a business environment. In those
No Need to Spell It Out
Check out the newer version of this post. Some acronyms don’t need to be spelled out, and some you wouldn’t
How to Style Vertical Lists
Did you know that punctuation “rules” for vertical lists vary according to which style guide is in use? Or that
Understanding Metadata
Metadata means “data about data.” In the book sense, that means the data that describes the book. It exists in
Using the Grammatical Ellipse
“But you’re missing words!” “But everyone knows what they are.” It’s a legit grammatical structure. Why the grammatical ellipse works
How to Tell When you Need Training
Do you really need training? How to tell. When to get it. And where to get it. Today, in my How
Fall 2017 Training Announcement
Whether you are building an editing business or launching your career, these offerings will light a fire in your heart
How to Wrestle Out of a Deadline Death Pile
Are you forever the rescue editor? How did you work your way to more reasonable deadlines? I’ve been working to get
How to Rehome or Recycle CMOS
I get a little crafty today, in my How To column at Copyediting.com. Those of you who geek out on editing themed