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Dear all,
 
Many thanks to those who replied to my questions.  To summarise, the
general consensus seems to be as follows:
 
1.    Information from 'official documents' does not need to be retyped
to the specified font size, as long as it is legible
 
2.    Where unpublished documents have been quoted from, this should be
clearly acknowledged although they do not 
      have to be cited in as much detail as published ones.
 
3.    Page numbers in different places are unavoidable where documents
in a variety of formats have been included.
 
Best wishes,
Andrew.

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From: list for CILIP members working towards MCLIP status
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Sent: 19 May 2008 10:03
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Subject: Loose ends



Dear all, 

I think I'm almost ready to submit my portfolio, but I just have one or
two loose ends to tidy up first and a couple of questions:

1.  If including information from 'official documents' in the portfolio
(eg job description, library service's operational plan etc), does this
have to be retyped in 12pt text size as well, or is it OK to include it
'as is'?

2.  How much detail does one have to go into when citing unpublished
material, as in the examples above? 

3.  A much more basic question - I have included word documents in both
portrait and landscape format.  When numbering them this means that some
of the numbers appear at the 'bottom' of the page, and some at the
'side'.  Does this actually matter?  I'd be very grateful if anyone
could let me know.

Many thanks, 

Andrew Orr 
Senior Literacy Development Officer (Children's Services) 
Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council 
Library & Information Services 
Blackburn Central Library 
Town Hall Street, Blackburn, BB2 1AG 
www.blackburn.gov.uk <file://www.blackburn.gov.uk>  
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