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Manuscript format - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Manuscript format is the format in which most editors prefer to receive writers' submittals of text manuscripts for publication. |
 | | The next reason involves the translation of the text into the final format, either by a typesetter typing the text in or by submittal of the text in some electronic format; in both cases, the text is then set in the typeface of the publisher's choosing. |
 | | Page numbers, author's name, and title on every page ensure that if an unstapled manuscript is shuffled on a table, shared among two or more people, or dropped, it can easily be reassembled, and if a stack of unstapled manuscripts is dropped, it can easily be sorted into the correct sets. |
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