MbShea@PWP@English@UMCP

and due on Friday, in hard copy.  In class on Friday, you will also post your formal final project proposal.

Do not forget the May 1 deadline for extra credit on your directions.

Today, we look at captions associated with your images.  Generally:

• Use text box OR adjust the figure/caption option in MSWord
• Use small font, like 8-9 pt.  Consider bold or italics.
• Align with "snap lines" (to be demonstrated in class)

Using a pull quote?  Try this tutorial.

Some help in these two tutorials focused on images/captions:

• Image and caption basics
• Customizing the defaults in MSWord caption option

What about using a dingbat at the close of your document?

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Two grammar/punctuation ideas:

• single quotes are quite rare; use double quotes (about 80% of the time)

1. Grammar Girl's take

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   1. Slate article by composition professor Andrew Heisel

• check affect/effect in your reviews.  Go back to Grammar Girl, for guidance on this.