Re: [tlug] Locking an HTML Doc

[Charles Muller <acmuller@example.com>]

On 2014/03/19 12:34, Raymond Wan wrote:

> "Academics" here probably only refer to certain disciplines like
> computer science and engineering.  In most other areas such as the
> humanities and the life sciences, Microsoft Word is (probably) still
> used and producing the final version is often given to a third party
> copy-editor.

I've recently been put in charge of editing a new Open Access academic 
journal with will be called the Japanese Journal of Digital Humanities. 
An interesting array of submissions came in. Even though the final 
publication format will be a dynamic HTML document posted on a CMS, most 
submissions from Japanese academics were in the form of PDF generated 
from LateX. Most of the western scholars submitted Word files (one 
LibreOffice).

In the end, I had to convert them all to Word anyhow, since that's the 
only format that our copy editor at UHP will work with.

Chuck


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