Labelling Notes in Tables
Does your data table need notes to make sense of it? Here’s how to choose between symbols, letters, and numbers
adventures in editing
Does your data table need notes to make sense of it? Here’s how to choose between symbols, letters, and numbers
Fact checking the boilerplate content, a checklist in my latest How To column at Copyediting.com.
What facts to check and how to check them, today, in my How To column at Copyediting.com.
How much, how often, and how to back up your files are covered in my Technically Speaking column in the
When you submit an edited file, include a transmittal note. What to say in that note is the topic of
Check out the newer version of this post. The terms figure and visual are often used interchangeably. For each visual
How do you deal with a writer who can’t stop writing, even when the manuscript has moved on in the
“Really, again?” “How is this even possible?” “Huh?” Reblogged at ACES, we look at wording editors can use to soften their exasperation and
“Is that you?” Maggie Secara often gets asked. “Yeah, that’s me,” she says. “What can I say? I’ve never been
Check out the newer version of this post. When an editor spots words that her writer didn’t write, she needs