Daniel Barclay wrote: > > From: Craig Dickson <crdic@pacbell.net> > > > ... (Just for the > > heck of it, I have just glanced at random pages of ten different books > > that happen to be in the same room with me at the moment. Nine of the > > ten do not have extra space between sentences. Of course, ten books is > > not a large sample, but even so, 90% isn't bad.) > > Also, some books are no longer professionally typeset, but written and > published using word processing programs that might not follow > professional editorial or format standards. However, several of the books I was looking at (not including the one out of ten that actually put extra space between sentences) were printed before 1980 (in a couple of cases, even before 1970), so modern word processors presumably were not involved in their typesetting. Craig
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