Your Editor's Favorite Crossword

2. Short for author's alteration, indicating changes made by an author on a set of proofs.
7. Note on hard copy to indicate the placement of art or to signal a cross-reference.
9. Text in all capital letters.
12. An error, usually a printer's error, discovered too late to be corrected in a document and included in a separately printed list.
13. Name of the \ character.
15. The style of type.
18. Title of an illustration.
19. Dot used as a marker in a vertical list.
20. A phrase that mentions another part of the same document. Also called x-ref.
22. White space on a printed page.
23. A person who edits a manuscript.
26. A manuscript that has been typeset and proofread.
27. Large type used for chapter titles and headings.
30. Legal protection of an author's exclusive right to his or her work for a specified period of time.
31. Changes made in a manuscript by the author or editor.
32. Text that is reused without changes.
33. A synopsis that appears before the main text.
34. Type that is framed in a border to give it prominence.

1. The material at the end of a book, which may include an index.
3. Circle or box on a hard copy in which an editor writes a comment.
4. Name of the [ and ] characters.
5. Name of the { and } characters.
6. Short for capital letters.
7. Incorporating an author's responses to the copyediting into the final hard copy or computer file.
8. Reference or explanatory note at the end of a chapter or book.
10. An edit of a manuscript that checks for organization, continuity, and content.
11. Illustration(s) in a text.
14. Name of the < and > characters.
16. An individual letter, number, or symbol.
17. A statement that identifies the source of an illustration.
18. An entry directing the reader to other texts that serve as proof or support.
21. Calculating how much space a text will need when typeset, or how much copy will be needed to fill a space.
22. Name of the @ character.
24. A manuscript that is to be typeset.
25. Name of the & character.
28. Short for apostrophe.
29. Short for boldface.
31. A sequence of lines of type that is treated as a single element in design or page makeup.