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Re: Does size matter?

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From: Russ Ward
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 17:05
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Now look, we'll read these messages anyway... no need for the clever subject line :)

If your structure applies the same formatting that was originally there, which is probably what you want, your page count should not change. That is, unless you have the brackets or tags showing, which might add pages.

If your page count changes after structuring, and element boundaries are not showing, then your EDD must be incomplete and not applying the formats that you expect. Look at your document. If it looks different, then its a simple matter of fonts and formats changing, and that explains the change in length. Ultimately, you'll likely want your structure to apply formats the same way that your writers originally applied the unstructured template, in which case the two documents should be visually identical. This is based on the assumption that you don't want your documents to look any different... you just want them to have structure.

Russ
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