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| Bibliographic references are given in the text or footnotes in parentheses: (author year, pages): | Bibliographic references are given in the text or footnotes in parentheses: (author year, pages): | ||
| - | (author's name(s) year of publication, pages etc.) | + | //(author's name(s) year of publication, pages etc.)// |
| e.g. (Einstein 2005, 50) | e.g. (Einstein 2005, 50) | ||
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| - | URLs should be given in footnotes, tagged in TeX as \EOAurl{http://.....}. | + | URLs should be given in footnotes, tagged in TeX as ''\EOAurl{http://...}''. |
| The date of access should be specified, e.g.: | The date of access should be specified, e.g.: | ||
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| In principle, Unicode characters can be used for all writing systems. But since no Unicode font comprising all characters defined by Unicode currently exists, the font for each writing system must be specified. The authors should identify the writing systems they will use in their text and use a font that contains all the required characters. The fonts should not be proprietary so that no copyright is violated if they are used for printing. Texts written in a specific writing system should consistently use the same font. | In principle, Unicode characters can be used for all writing systems. But since no Unicode font comprising all characters defined by Unicode currently exists, the font for each writing system must be specified. The authors should identify the writing systems they will use in their text and use a font that contains all the required characters. The fonts should not be proprietary so that no copyright is violated if they are used for printing. Texts written in a specific writing system should consistently use the same font. | ||
| - | In the TeX version of the texts, the fonts used are specified in the file pre_eoa.tex. This file currently contains definitions for Greek (font Times New Roman), Russian (font Times New Roman) and Chinese (font BiauKai on Mac OS X and DFBKai-SB on Windows). Contact the Development Team if other writing systems need to be implemented. | + | In the TeX version of the texts, the fonts used are specified in the file pre_eoa.tex. This file currently contains definitions for Greek (font Times New Roman), Russian (font Times New Roman) and Chinese (font BiauKai). Contact the Development Team if other writing systems need to be implemented. |
| TeX users should indicate text written in a foreign writing system as follows: | TeX users should indicate text written in a foreign writing system as follows: | ||
editorialconventions.txt · Last modified: 2019/11/12 10:05 by sszenti
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