Sheri Myler, our student who is doing a series of placements with us over the next year or so is back for her second stint. Once again, I am putting her to work and she will be blogging each day about her time here...
Today we put the
different sections of the Eberhart book together, before starting to make it
all look neat. This is when we realised that many of the words used for
cross-referencing, that should be in capitals, were not. So, whilst making sure
that everything is spaced out properly and checking that all the web-addresses
are still active, we also had to read along in the text to ensure that we
changed all of the cross-referencing into capitals.
Some way through this,
we realised that they were in the wrong sort of capital letters. It should have
been “small caps” rather than “all caps”. It took quite a while to work out how
to change it, although why it is so complicated is still unknown.
This day was quite
draining indeed, so we decided to call it a night a little earlier than usual.
We did, however, have a good lengthed cat hunt, which perked me up no end.
There were a few moths, but the real star of the evening was a frog that was
sitting fantastically in the road. It remained there, very chilled out, as a
car drove over it, almost squishing it. It didn’t even budge when a second car
(ours) approached. Indeed, it stayed put until Jon got out and moved it
himself, to forcibly aid it in staying alive.
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