[NJARC] FW: FW: club book format

Tue, 13 Jan 2004 15:12:48 -0500

The easy way to do this is to enter the data into a 
spread-sheet program such as Microsoft Excell (or the MS 
Works equivalent) and then "save as" a ".csv" file.  That is 
comma delimited ascii.

Al

Vourtsis, Philip (Phil), ALABS wrote:

> For those who asked about the format for the books from Sarnoff,
> here is Marsha's reply;
>  
>  
> 
> 
> Jerry and I left the meeting before the format was discussed so I don't know what was said but 
> I would be very happy with the following: 
> 
> Comma delimited text file in the following order 
> Author,Title,Year 
> for Author(last name or last name" "first name or last name" "initial(s)) 
> for Title(exact title of book-do not abbreviate) 
> for Year(Year of publication of this copy) 
> 
> No additional punctuation between the commas except a dash is OK if part of author's name or within the title 
> For multiple authors use an "&" 
> For first name and/or initials, just use a space and the name or initials, no additional commas or periods 
> Do not use all upper case letters 
> Each record should be on its own line 
> Examples: 
> Hunt,Electricity for Today,1943 
> Hunt & Smith,Electricity for Today-A New Theory,1944 
> Hunt James & Smith RE,Electricity for Today,1950 
> 
> My email is [email protected] 
> 
> Thanks 
> Marsha 
> 
> 
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