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Structured text authoring in Word

DO:

Whenever a text object such as a title, table, list is defined, then use it.

DON'T:

Don't use presentation-level devices (e.g. bold face, centring, large fonts, tabulators) to construct text objects such as titles, lists, tables by hand.

Examples of text objects in Word:

BENEFIT:

Text objects are recognised by converter programmes and translated into the corresponding code for these text objects in HTML.



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