COLLATE Text editing software - Revision history

Ipodsoft at 04:06, 3 November 2012

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	* [[Nestle-Aland_28\|Nestle-Aland 28]] (the electronic version of the Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament), based at the Institut für neutestamentliche Textforschung INTF.		* [[Nestle-Aland_28\|Nestle-Aland 28]] (the electronic version of the Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament), based at the Institut für neutestamentliche Textforschung INTF.
	* [[Parzival_Project\|''Parzival'' Project]], directed by Michael Stolz		* [[Parzival_Project\|''Parzival'' Project]], directed by Michael Stolz
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		+	'''Source(s):''' [http://www.downloadranking.com Software solutions]

DominiqueS at 08:57, 20 February 2012

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	Collate was developed by Peter Robinson for the collation, analysis and publication of texts preserved in multiple witnesses. The current version of the software can handle up to 2000 versions of a different text. Collate has a regularization tool which can be used to produce a file containing word equivalences without altering the original transcription files. The software uses a light tagging system which can, at a later stage, be converted to XML. Collate can produce output files for paper-based editions or electronic publications. The following are examples of projects which are currently using Collate:		Collate was developed by Peter Robinson for the collation, analysis and publication of texts preserved in multiple witnesses. The current version of the software can handle up to 2000 versions of a different text. Collate has a regularization tool which can be used to produce a file containing word equivalences without altering the original transcription files. The software uses a light tagging system which can, at a later stage, be converted to XML. Collate can produce output files for paper-based editions or electronic publications. The following are examples of projects which are currently using Collate:

-	* [[CTP\|''Canterbury Tales'' Project]], directed by Peter Robinson.	+	* [[CTP (Canterbury Tales Project)\|''Canterbury Tales'' Project]], directed by Peter Robinson.
	* [[Monarchia_project\|''Monarchia'' Project]], directed by Prue James.		* [[Monarchia_project\|''Monarchia'' Project]], directed by Prue James.
	* [[Commedia_project\|''Commedia'' Project]], directed by Prue James.		* [[Commedia_project\|''Commedia'' Project]], directed by Prue James.

DominiqueS at 08:56, 20 February 2012

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	Collate was developed by Peter Robinson for the collation, analysis and publication of texts preserved in multiple witnesses. The current version of the software can handle up to 2000 versions of a different text. Collate has a regularization tool which can be used to produce a file containing word equivalences without altering the original transcription files. The software uses a light tagging system which can, at a later stage, be converted to XML. Collate can produce output files for paper-based editions or electronic publications. The following are examples of projects which are currently using Collate:		Collate was developed by Peter Robinson for the collation, analysis and publication of texts preserved in multiple witnesses. The current version of the software can handle up to 2000 versions of a different text. Collate has a regularization tool which can be used to produce a file containing word equivalences without altering the original transcription files. The software uses a light tagging system which can, at a later stage, be converted to XML. Collate can produce output files for paper-based editions or electronic publications. The following are examples of projects which are currently using Collate:

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[[Category:Software]]

Collate was developed by Peter Robinson for the collation, analysis and publication of texts preserved in multiple witnesses. The current version of the software can handle up to 2000 versions of a different text. Collate has a regularization tool which can be used to produce a file containing word equivalences without altering the original transcription files. The software uses a light tagging system which can, at a later stage, be converted to XML. Collate can produce output files for paper-based editions or electronic publications. The following are examples of projects which are currently using Collate:

* [[CTP|''Canterbury Tales'' Project]], directed by Peter Robinson.
* [[Monarchia_project|''Monarchia'' Project]], directed by Prue James.
* [[Commedia_project|''Commedia'' Project]], directed by Prue James.
* [[Cancioneros_project|''Cancioneros'' Project]], directed by Dorothy Severin.
* [[Nestle-Aland_28|Nestle-Aland 28]] (the electronic version of the Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament), based at the Institut für neutestamentliche Textforschung INTF.
* [[Parzival_Project|''Parzival'' Project]], directed by Michael Stolz