Question About Spurious Inclusions
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Question About Spurious Inclusions
My article "Mortage and Housing: Gloom - and a Glimmer" was rejected, because of:
The following is appearing at the top of your submitted documents:
header; heading 1;Endnote Symbol;Footnote Symbol;Internet link;
Is this happening with all of my submitted documents? I'm baffled as to its origin. I opened the actual file I submitted in Word, but saw nothing like that in it.
Help!
Thanks
J. Steve White
The following is appearing at the top of your submitted documents:
header; heading 1;Endnote Symbol;Footnote Symbol;Internet link;
Is this happening with all of my submitted documents? I'm baffled as to its origin. I opened the actual file I submitted in Word, but saw nothing like that in it.
Help!
Thanks
J. Steve White
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Thanks for the info. I've been trying to sort out the oddities. I think a friend (also a CC author) figured out the original problem with my plain text submissions - Scrivener was using the typesetter's quotes, and when I exported to ascii, it was putting in the unicode for those symbols. After several switches, though, I'm using (it hurts just to say it) Microsoft Word 2008.
If you don't see any more of those oddities, I may switch back to Scrivener and export the files to Word docs and see how that goes, if that's ok with you. Scrivener is soooo much better for this sort of writing, designed to help organize research and notes and make them visible in the same program at the same time as the work you're writing.
Thanks!
J. Steve White - still trying to nail down the workflow.
If you don't see any more of those oddities, I may switch back to Scrivener and export the files to Word docs and see how that goes, if that's ok with you. Scrivener is soooo much better for this sort of writing, designed to help organize research and notes and make them visible in the same program at the same time as the work you're writing.
Thanks!
J. Steve White - still trying to nail down the workflow.
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Ed - I cut it out of the document and pasted it into a new document and verified the extension in the CLI before resubmitting it. It's a Word document, start to finish; has me really puzzled. Everything else seems to be ok - have there been any more odd inclusions?
Thanks for being so patient!
Jstevewhite
Thanks for being so patient!
Jstevewhite
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Sometimes I get that with Windows Vista -- If I have a document open and try to send it as an attachment, it doesn't attach. Likewise, trying to upload a Word 2007 doc to Googles documents when it's open on my machine gives me a "corrupt" document error on Google's end. Maybe have JSteve close the document on his computer before uploading? Just an idea...
Sometimes I get that with Windows Vista -- If I have a document open and try to send it as an attachment, it doesn't attach. Likewise, trying to upload a Word 2007 doc to Googles documents when it's open on my machine gives me a "corrupt" document error on Google's end. Maybe have JSteve close the document on his computer before uploading? Just an idea...
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Ed - One last try. If this one doesn't work, I'll just delete the document and write the article over from scratch.
Celeste - thanks for the feedback - I wish it were that simple. I don't do much work in Windows anymore since my primary (bill-paying) job is being a *nix systems engineer. Macs are *nix based (BSD via NeXT with a Mach Microkernel) and it makes my job ever so much smoother. This document was Word 2008 ( that's the OSX version from Microsoft) because Ed had been having trouble with odd characters showing up from the documents I wrote in Scrivener. But yeah, Word was closed. This is also the ONLY document I created start-to-finish in Word. Won't be doing THAT anymore!
Thanks again, everyone. Sorry to be such a pain.
-jstevewhite
Celeste - thanks for the feedback - I wish it were that simple. I don't do much work in Windows anymore since my primary (bill-paying) job is being a *nix systems engineer. Macs are *nix based (BSD via NeXT with a Mach Microkernel) and it makes my job ever so much smoother. This document was Word 2008 ( that's the OSX version from Microsoft) because Ed had been having trouble with odd characters showing up from the documents I wrote in Scrivener. But yeah, Word was closed. This is also the ONLY document I created start-to-finish in Word. Won't be doing THAT anymore!
Thanks again, everyone. Sorry to be such a pain.
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