[blindlaw] Double checking Bluebook

[Kelby Carlson]

This is very helpful. So, if I understand you correctly, MS Word 
will tell you whether the font is large or small caps? How do you 
make text large or small caps in Word? As I said, I currently use 
a BrailleSense but don't think you can do it with that.

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From: "Stewart, Christopher K via BlindLaw" <blindlaw at nfbnet.org
To: blindlaw at nfbnet.org
Date sent: Tue, 1 Mar 2016 09:18:33 -0500
Subject: Re: [blindlaw] Double checking Bluebook

Hi Kelby,

After two years of law review, I believe the only way to insure
accuracy is to do a bunch of insert F to read you the attributes 
of
the text. One important thing, however, is that when you're using 
JAWS
online and press insert F, it tells you the font attributes, but 
does
not tell you whether it is in small caps, at least my version 
doesn't.
So, I suggest preparing an MS Word document where you copy the
examples of the most commonly-cited forms from the online 
Bluebook.
This also saves you from tabbing around on the website. For me, 
the
most common ones have been:

Law review articles (consecutively and non-consecutively 
paginated)
books
online sources
cases
federal statutes
administrative opinions
model rules

Good luck!

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