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Vermilion said:
you can c&p italics if you put them into HTML first...

eg: if you want italics to be italicised.... then you need to put tags around the word <i>italicised</i>

see?

you can also embolden <b> *****</b>

those are the 2 basics, anyway
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And you can read my submission 'How-To' on including bold and italic in a submission - it also covers submission generally, and it's here.

alex
 
Alex De Kok said:
And you can read my submission 'How-To' on including bold and italic in a submission - it also covers submission generally, and it's here.

alex

</self-promo>
;)
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Sapphire_O said:
*blink blink* Sooo, they want you to submit it with no blank lines separating paragraphs, but still no indenting? I must be missing something here. I can't c&p because I have itals in the story.

Well, I'm going to send to an editor first, so maybe s/he will tell me if I did it wrong.
One blank line between paragraphs, yes. No indenting. I think, what gauche was trying to say was that you don't press 'Enter' when you come to the end of the line, but let it go to the next line by itself.
 
damppanties said:
One blank line between paragraphs, yes. No indenting. I think, what gauche was trying to say was that you don't press 'Enter' when you come to the end of the line, but let it go to the next line by itself.

*Unless* you want a new paragraph :)

Clear as mud?

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*ding* Ooooh, they were talking about line breaks, not paragraph breaks. Things makes much more sense to me now.

Submitting to paper magazines is so much simpler. lol!
 
Sapphire_O said:
*ding* Ooooh, they were talking about line breaks, not paragraph breaks. Things makes much more sense to me now.

Submitting to paper magazines is so much simpler. lol!

lol

Hey, Sapphire... have you done an introductory type thread? I'm bored. Tell me some interesting stuff about ya

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LadynStFreknBed said:
Really? Even if you save the story in plain text format?

I have no clue. I just know that .docs don't come with HTML. (possibly, as I don't know what HTML is. I know what it stands for, I don't know what it does. It may not even be called HTML. It might be called computery type thingummy for all I know, I just know cut'n'paste is generally quicker than uploading)

One other good thing about cut'n'paste is that you can preview your story before sending. Then you can see the italics, page breaks etc.
 
"Hard return" is that button on those newfangled electrical typing machines that replaces the lever extending out from the carrier that you reach up and operate when you want to roll the paper up so you can start typing the next line of print.

I've never had a strory rejected. I always c&p'd into the box because I was intimidated by "upload." Sounded like changing a ribbon or something - messy.
 
Vermilion said:
lol

Hey, Sapphire... have you done an introductory type thread? I'm bored. Tell me some interesting stuff about ya

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Brief Intro

more than you wanted to know
even more than you wanted to know


Roxanne Appleby said:
"Hard return" is that button on those newfangled electrical typing machines that replaces the lever extending out from the carrier that you reach up and operate when you want to roll the paper up so you can start typing the next line of print.

I've never had a strory rejected. I always c&p'd into the box because I was intimidated by "upload." Sounded like changing a ribbon or something - messy.

Can't say I remember the lever days. But I do remember printing out on photo-sensitive paper and laying out pages with exacto knives and hot wax. Do I get any cred for that?
 
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