r/typesetting • • Mar 08 '23

Really? No one is interested in typesetting?

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Greetings from China and I'm a fan of anything related with language & writing system: ling, phon, typesetting, cali, typography, orthography and etc. I write web pages and one of my dreams is to develop a rigorous yet dynamic (interactable) typesetting system (sort of something like TeX+HTML5) that is capable to handle a various range from desktop application to dead bush publishing. It's such a big shame to see only this few people are in the sub!


r/typesetting • • Apr 10 '13

I just came.

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r/typesetting • • Aug 21 '23

Can anyone recommend me a talented typesetter/interior book designer?

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Hello! Can anyone recommend someone who'd be a good fit for designing and typesetting the interior for my non-fiction anthology? This is the LAST big step in the process, and it's held the most weight on me since this project involves so many big names in medicine. Given the unique nature of this special book, I’m lookin for a talented typesetter who can bring these stories to life through a thoughtful and engaging interior. Sharing more specific details about my project below:

- GENRE: Nonfiction medical anthology, short story collection, medical memoir (for all audiences)
- BOOK TITLE: "Behind The Curtain: Remarkable Stories of What Really Happens in Medicine"
- BOOK DESCRIPTION: "Behind the Curtain" is a captivating anthology that offers a rare glimpse into the hidden aspects of medicine. The collection features contributions from an array of healthcare professionals, including medical students, TEDx speakers, esteemed cardiologists, EMTs, nurses, and the nation's top neurosurgeons. Each story unveils the artistry of healing—a realm often concealed from the public eye. From the chilling experience of a surgeon after witnessing death to the compassionate humor of a nurse, these narratives illuminate the extraordinary within the ordinary. The book touches hearts across fields and provides deep insights into the world of medicine.


r/typesetting • • Jul 09 '23

[Challenge] Create the smallest pdf file from the given input.

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