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Article #89140Re: InDesign 2.0 Paragraph Formatting
From: Dominic Hurley
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 22:25
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 22:25
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Hi Gene I couldn't see the point of it myself. If you can't remember the last word from the previous page then you're unlikely to remember the second-to-last word and so you're still stuck with a disruption to the text. It effectively just moves the break. As I recall, the words were typically placed just above or below the normal line and placed in the fore-edge margin and were in a smaller font or maybe italics. I'd class it as an interesting minor diversion in book typography but essentially a dead end. A sort of OTT affectation. Olav, here's a metaphysical question. If instinct is informed by knowledge, doesn't it cease to be instinct and become instead reasoning? Cheers, Dominic
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