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  • Practical, useful 13  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    An update would be useful but overall nice tool. I recommend it to all picky including future engineers who will have to pass the Voltaire certificate attesting their good command of the language.
  • No exhaustive  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    Overall, this little book is full of examples and can answer almost all the questions we ask but: - As noted by one commentator, it is rather badly printed! Some pages look like bad photocopies; - Some shells persist ("anyway" written twice on p
  • Glossary of typographic rules  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    This book is very helpful for all students who need to make academic work. It provides a detailed explanation of the usage rules of typography. Really handy!
  • The absolute reference  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    How to abbreviate without fail, words, numbers, titles; how much space the words and punctuation marks; how to use capital letters, everything is in this jewel that both serve the students that translator or just a person who wants to write perfectly
  • The Bible typographers  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    This book is absolutely essential for anyone who wants to work in the field of graphic production, whether DTP or otherwise. It is the bible of those who create posters, business cards, models of books, magazines, advertising leaflets etc. to consult
  • Typography  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    This book allows those who write with computer tools (word processing) to give the rules to follow to respect the French language. It is very easy to read, can be read by episodes or in any order.
  • A gift for perfectionists  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    At a time when the anarchic orthography seems better and better tolerated, particularly on the internet, this rebel book undertakes to explain exactly when befits to use quotation marks, italic writing, a semicolon, and all these kinds of things. So,
  • A Bible 11  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    The amateur enthusiast or rather the beautiful French find in this publication all simple and complicated rules of spelling, accentuation, of the French language traps, layout rules, presentation, abbreviation , Everything is there! The set is presen
  • To refresh  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    This book remains a benchmark in this area. I only regret that the reissue in 2008 of the 2002 edition is not groomed a bit, the publisher could still make an effort. Some examples: The article on the euro is placed in work head as an addendum, while
  • Unmissable on the matter  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    With the tremendous spelling dictionary and writing André Jouette (collection "The Usual" published by Robert), this manual is the best to track down ortho-typo mistakes, have fun uses and codes, work on the language. I recommend people to the p
  • Required !! 11  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    This book answers any questions that may arise when creating text. I learned many subtleties. It's small, tidy, short, efficient. To keep constantly on hand.
  • A basic tool for pro  

    Glossary of typographic rules in use at the National Printing Office (Paperback)
    At the time of going digital, it is good to remember that the spelling and grammar checkers text or DTP processing software although unaware of the subtleties of the French language. Thus, many publications are dotted with misspellings of course, but