oh yeah, one more thing before i return to my laboratory. for jon noring. or 2 things, actually. no, make that 3. first, jon, since you've been makin' some big noises about "my antonia", could you please make available a .zip file containing all of your image-scans and the o.c.r. output? i plan on using them in a nice little project of mine, and downloading the scans one at a time is a pain in the neck. second, since you regularly assert your insistence that markup must be "semantic" rather than "presentational", can you elucidate the structural aspects that typically should be marked up in books? that list would include things like chapter-headings, footnotes, block-quotes; and what else? would also be nice if you could say _how_ these things should be marked up, with actual examples, but since even the .tei experts can't seem to agree on it... third, over on the bookpeople list, john mark ockerbloom moderated out my replies to your late-december posts where you issued some "friendly challenges" to me; but let it be known that my replies accepted your challenges. i'll be creating a space soon where we can discuss them... -bowerbird