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17 Jan 2022: And the good news is that the style – the italics, etc. – ... The good news was that almost all major publishers of scientific articles used SGML in the production process.

17 Jan 2022: Yours sincerely. Martin Richardson. Managing Director, Oxford Journals. PMR: This is very good news from a major publisher with an early OA strategy. ... It’s very good software and there are things below the surface that will make it even better.

17 Jan 2022: Jason Hoyt says:. Hi Peter,. All very good and valid questions raised there. ... Mendeley. So this is very good news. Not just for the fact that 70 million pieces of data are available, but because this is large enough to make a major impact

17 Jan 2022: The good news is that information infrastructure can be very cheap and – certainly at an early stage – can be radical altered (refactored) if the community wants. ... As with all volunteer Open Source projects we do not have clear timelines, but

17 Jan 2022: Publishers (and libraries) have a three-valued logic:. Yes you may (very rare). ... This is VERY good news. Thanks you Alicia. It’s not everything I have asked for but it’s of real value.

17 Jan 2022: It wasn’t very good. And then I saw Jmol () and realised that I didn’t need to do it all myself. ... The good news is that information infrastructure can be very cheap and – certainly at an early stage – can be radical altered (refactored) if the

17 Jan 2022: By the time papers are in print, it’s old news to the insiders. ... This would be rubbish. Any responsible science publisher should take very seriously the requirement to publish good science.

17 Jan 2022: So the system is able to recognize characters exactly if you have the exact or very similar font. ... This is good news. What I don’t know is how much we can vary the test fonts.

17 Jan 2022: This is VERY good news. Thanks you Alicia. It’s not everything I have asked for but it’s of real value. ... very interested to hear of any alternative solutions which solve this “hold-up”.