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HANDBOOK FOR TRANSLATORS OF SPANISH HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS 13. Keyboard . A typewriter equipped with accents and other special symbols used in making transcriptions of original documents is essential in this type of work. By eliminating a few sj^Tiibols on a standard keyboard and substituting the desired characters, a fairly flexible keyboard may be obtained, which may be suitable for the transcription of documents written in Spanish, French, G-erman or English. The changes indicated in the chart below have been used for several years and found to be satisfactory for a standard keyboard of 42 typebars or 84 characters. " t $ 1 _ 2 (1) & ' ( ) I
TRAM SCRIPT I ON the assumption that transcriptions will be made on standard 8 1/2 "by 11 inches. A "balanced page of transcription should have a left margin one and one-half inches wide, and a top and bottom margin of the same width; the right margin should be only one inch wide. Only twenty-five double-spaced lines should be transcribed on a page. The page number should be typed three-fourths of an inch from the top and right edges of the paper, and no punctuation should follow it. Paragraphs are indented five spaces. When it is necessary to transcribe a single-spaced q_uotation, the entire quotation should be indented four spaces, and paragraphs should be indented five additional spaces; therefore, unlike double-spaced transcriptions, single-spaced paragraphs are indented nine spaces. 15. Dictionary Catalog . In cataloguing proper names taken from transcripts and translations, the entry should be made according to the best Spanish usage, which may be ascertained by consulting any Spanish encyclopedia, dictionary, or aother similar work. Spanish usage seldom employs the initial letter of prefixes in a dictionary catalog. All names should be entered with their correct spelling; names mispelled in the original, however, should be entered as given with cross-reference to the correct spelling. For the convenience of readers not familiar with Spanish usage, entries should also be made of English versions of Spanish names with cross-references to the correct spelling: Examples: Niliiez Cabeza de Vaca, Alvaro. Cabeza de Vaca. See, Niinez Cabeza de Vaca. De Vaca. See, Nunez Cabeza de Vaca. Vaca. See, Nunez Cabeza de Vaca. Nunez de Balboa, Vasco De Balboa. See, Nunez de Balboa. Balboa. See, Nunez de Balboa. Le6n, Luis Ponce de Ponce de Le6n, Juan. Onate , Juan de Le6n de la Barra, Francisco. Salcedo, Nemesio. Salzedo. See, Salcedo. -119-
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