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I proofread and do light copyediting on fictiona and nonfiction books, as
well as magazines. I am taking a "test" for copyediting/proofreading
which requests the use of Typemarking. This has not come up in my past
and current work, so my request is whether anyone has a small sample of
how "Typemarking" should appear.
Chapter III (C= Chapter c/sm cap/bold/centered)
(CN = Number arabic/centered/new line)
Using these elements, how would you visually lay it out.
If you have a sample in PDF that can be sent, that would be great. Thanks
to anyone who can help. Carol
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