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What a 1922 publisher's guide for technical-book authors asks for in illustrations
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What this guide covers
For anyone preparing images for print who wants to see period practice. It restates what one technical publisher asked authors to do about line drawings, halftones, photographs, numbering and the number of illustrations. The guide predates digital files and covers technical books only.
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Guide ID: art_01M6QBF2ZXHA0KXM1CBAWW57BY
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Guide title
What a 1922 publisher's guide for technical-book authors asks for in illustrations
Coverage
For anyone preparing images for print who wants to see period practice. It restates what one technical publisher asked authors to do about line drawings, halftones, photographs, numbering and the number of illustrations. The guide predates digital files and covers technical books only.
Useful starting points
- The preferences and cost claims belong to one publisher in 1922; they are not current prices or practice.
- The guide says nothing about digital files, resolution or print on demand, and speaks only for technical books of its own kind.
- Its two reduction captions are ambiguous about reduced by or reduced to, and the note does not convert them.
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