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Book reviews contain specific information related to the book or other product being reviewed. This page explains how to set this information out in Word so that the correct XML is created, using three paragraph styles.


Book Review - Book Authors

The author(s) of the book being reviewed should be styled as Book Review - Book Authors. The Author Processing advanced process will identify the first names and surnames of the review authors.

Book Review - Book Title

The title of the book being reviewed should be styled as Book Review - Book Title. This style should not be used for the title of the review itself; that should be styled as Article Title.

Book Review - Book Information

The Book Review - Book Information paragraph is used for any other information about the book that is being reviewed. This may include some or all of the following: location of publication; publisher; year of publication; page count; ISBN; price.

Note that eXtyles will automatically parse the content of the Book Review - Book Information paragraph into sub-elements during export. This part of the XML should be reviewed to confirm that the sub-elements have been identified correctly. This parsing relies on certain key pieces of text, such as "pages", "ISBN", "price". There is support for book review book information in some non-English European languages.

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The following example demonstrates the use of the Book Review - Book Authors, Book Review - Book Title, and Book Review - Book Information paragraph styles. This illustration is an excerpt from the sample document: Sample 2_Book Review.docx

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