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- Quality Control: The Basics
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- The Text – Fonts
- Tables
- Figures/Illustrations
- Front Matter
- Index
As the sole preparer of your book, you have taken on the role of the typesetter, the page maker, the illustrator, the proofreader, and the quality-control expert. Each function is critical to the outcome; none can be skipped. As the typesetter you need first to design your document so that a reader can understand its content. Your design should be ...
Before finalizing your print-ready files, you need to send a sample chapter to your Wiley contact. They will check the sample print-ready chapter to resolve any possible issues and make suggestions for improvement, if needed. The review of your sample chapter is an important production step because it is then that errors can be eliminated before th...
Appearance The final print-ready PDFs you submit for publication should be single spaced, with an extra half space above a line containing superscripts and below a line containing subscripts. Remember that a lower case "el" and the number "one" are not the same; nor are the lower case "oh" and the "zero". Use different keystrokes for different char...
Part Titles and Chapter-Opening Pages Part titles always start on a right-hand page. The chapter following a part title begins on the next right-hand page (therefore there is a blank left-hand page in between unless there is Part-opening text that continues onto the next left page following the Part title). Chapters may start on left- or right-hand...
Running Heads/Feet and Folios Running heads:A running head/foot is a short phrase or headline repeated at the top or bottom of the text page. These help the reader identify where he or she is in your book. The left-hand (even-numbered) running head generally repeats the chapter title; the right-hand (odd-numbered) running head generally repeats the...
Wiley font policy in a nutshell: Fonts are intellectual property and as such require a license to be obtained for anything that is not personal or non-commercial use. All Wiley publishing is defined as commercial. For print products, only the organization or individual who generates the files needs to hold the license for each font. With author-sup...
Table Positioning Tables should be positioned as close as possible to their first text citations. If the citation is on an even-numbered page, then the table should appear on that page or its facing page. If it is on an odd-numbered page, then the table should appear on that page or its following page. Tables must be positioned in the order cited i...
Illustrations Preparation The figures for your book must be included in the print-ready files and ready to print with no amendments. You should avoid using shading in the figures unless absolutely necessary since shaded areas often reproduce poorly and appear blotchy in the finished product. Be aware that screen captures, photocopies taken from oth...
The front matter consists of all the preliminary material that precedes Chapter 1 of your book. This front matter material is paged using Roman numerals. Front matter pages include: 1. Half title page 2. Series page (if applicable)< 3. Title page 4. Copyright page 5. Contents 6. Foreword (optional) 7. Series Preface (if applicable) 8. Preface 9. Ac...
The index is usually set in a smaller type size than the text (8/10 point is customary) and arranged in two columns. Match the typeface, size, and space from the top of the page used for the index head to the chapter title. The running heads should match the book in type and size. Align facing columns. Main entries begin flush left. Indent turnover...
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