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| our company directory and wondering if all titles must be capitalized. My column headings include... |
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| Chicago style for the first time and I seem to remember that I need to put a heading or title at the...it’s not a great idea to chop up a text into individually headed paragraphs. A title at the top of... |
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| or heading? A. The phrase “out of” is listed as a preposition in Merriam-Webster (among other...dictionaries), so it would normally remain lowercase in the middle of a title or heading following Chicago... |
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| FAQ Item Headlines and Titles of Works Q. Is the word “to” capitalized in a title or heading when... |
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| FAQ Item Headlines and Titles of Works Q. Some years ago my advisor in college drummed into my head ... |
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| unspaced en dash, even in headings? Which is correct: 14 March 1879–8 April 1955 or 14 March 1879—8... |
How to Reorganize Book Chapters with a Click - CMOS Shop Talk
| Populate the Pane To make chapter titles show up in the Navigation pane, tag them as headings. It’s a...snap: Click anywhere in a chapter title and choose the heading you want from the Styles menu (under...the Home tab). I’ll use Heading 1 to tag the chapter titles in the examples here. (In a typical book... |
Jack Lyon talks about better word processing - CMOS Shop Talk
| . For example, Word includes a style named “Heading 1”; you can see it on Word’s Home tab in the...“Styles” group. If you put your cursor on a heading in your document and then click the Heading 1 button..., your heading will turn bold, because the Heading 1 style is set to use bold formatting. So why not... |
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| hat lies on a bed, sits on your head, looks ridiculous, gets lost—we don’t alter those verb forms...when a person lies on a bed, sits on your head, looks ridiculous, or gets lost. Your sentence is exactly right.... |
“Dos and Don’ts” Just Don’t - CMOS Shop Talk
| and Don’ts? The amount of head scratching needed to figure this out can’t possibly be worth it...is to use two large A-heads (“Do” and “Don’t”) and follow each with a list of imperative sentences...” heading. If readers skim through and miss that lonely little introductory “Don’t,” all they will see are... |
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