Similar to CSS' Q tag, there should be (optional) recognition of
quotations. As a cross between the functionality of bold/italic formatting
and heading levels, using a quote within Word documents should trigger
appropriate changes to language-checking, with apparent mistakes
conditionally ignored whenever "(sic)" or similar editorial marks are entered.

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In addition, this functionality could be tied to cross-references, adding
context to this arbitrary system. Suitable templates could therefore be made
for various writing styles (MLA, APA, Chicago, etc.), with proper use of
footnotes, endnotes, and bibliography.

Whoopee! You want someone to clean the windows of your ivory tower, too?





"nreduta" wrote in message
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In addition, this functionality could be tied to cross-references, adding
context to this arbitrary system. Suitable templates could therefore be
made
for various writing styles (MLA, APA, Chicago, etc.), with proper use of
footnotes, endnotes, and bibliography.