Please how do I get my etexts displayed like this?
My etexts are individual stories and/or poems which are known individually and were often published several times in their own right. see etext no 18175 from weekly newsletter
|Emerson's Wife and Other Western Stories, by Florence Finch Kelly 18309 | [Illus.: Stanley L. Wood] | [Contents: Emerson's Wife]] | [ Colonel Kate's Protge] | [ The Kid of Apache Teju] | [ A Blaze on Pard Huff] | [ How Colonel Kate Won Her Spurs] | [ Hollyhocks] | [ The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of Johnson Sides] | [ A Piece of Wreckage] | [ The Story of a Chinee Kid] | [ Out of Sympathy] | [ An Old Roman of Mariposa] | [ Out of the Mouth of Babes] | [ Posey] | [ A Case of the Inner Imperative] | [Link: http://www.gutenberg.org/1/8/3/0/18309 ] | [Files: 18309.txt; 18309-8.txt; 18309-h.htm; ] <<< -- Dave Fawthrop <dave hyphenologist co uk> "Intelligent Design?" my knees say *not*. "Intelligent Design?" my back says *not*. More like "Incompetent design". Sig (C) Copyright Public Domain
What is it you want to have "displayed like this"? The posted notes and gutindex listings, the online catalog record? I'll take a look at PG#18175 Andrew On Thu, 11 May 2006, Dave Fawthrop wrote:
My etexts are individual stories and/or poems which are known individually and were often published several times in their own right. see etext no 18175
from weekly newsletter
|Emerson's Wife and Other Western Stories, by Florence Finch Kelly 18309 | [Illus.: Stanley L. Wood] | [Contents: Emerson's Wife]] | [ Colonel Kate's Protge] | [ The Kid of Apache Teju] | [ A Blaze on Pard Huff] | [ How Colonel Kate Won Her Spurs] | [ Hollyhocks] | [ The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of Johnson Sides] | [ A Piece of Wreckage] | [ The Story of a Chinee Kid] | [ Out of Sympathy] | [ An Old Roman of Mariposa] | [ Out of the Mouth of Babes] | [ Posey] | [ A Case of the Inner Imperative] | [Link: http://www.gutenberg.org/1/8/3/0/18309 ] | [Files: 18309.txt; 18309-8.txt; 18309-h.htm; ] <<<
Ok, it's longer than I usually do it with, but I've added a "formatted contents" field for 18175. What do you think? Also, remember that unlike traditional library catalogs, our full texts are also parsed. Search engines will pick up all of the items listed in a table of contents near the beginning of a text. Andrew On Thu, 11 May 2006, Dave Fawthrop wrote:
My etexts are individual stories and/or poems which are known individually and were often published several times in their own right. see etext no 18175
from weekly newsletter
|Emerson's Wife and Other Western Stories, by Florence Finch Kelly 18309 | [Illus.: Stanley L. Wood] | [Contents: Emerson's Wife]] | [ Colonel Kate's Protge] | [ The Kid of Apache Teju] | [ A Blaze on Pard Huff] | [ How Colonel Kate Won Her Spurs] | [ Hollyhocks] | [ The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of Johnson Sides] | [ A Piece of Wreckage] | [ The Story of a Chinee Kid] | [ Out of Sympathy] | [ An Old Roman of Mariposa] | [ Out of the Mouth of Babes] | [ Posey] | [ A Case of the Inner Imperative] | [Link: http://www.gutenberg.org/1/8/3/0/18309 ] | [Files: 18309.txt; 18309-8.txt; 18309-h.htm; ] <<<
Some here may be interested to read "Our Own Creative Land: Cultural Monopoly and the Trouble With Copyright," by Michael Geist. It is an exploration of issues of copyright, politics, and digital content from a Canadian perspective. http://www.p2pnet.net/story/8776 Andrew
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