Gene Fieg gf...@cst.edu wrote:
Heidrun, as to the why, I have no idea. Perhaps, it had to do with way
computers read letters only, and by putting a space between them, it could
read better.
It might even go further back than that, to card filing rules--at least for
the spacing in headings.
This practice almost certainly predates computer filing. In A.L.A. rules for
filing cataloging cards (Chicago: ALA, 1942), p. 19, we see the example:
Brown, A. G.
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Hi all,
I would like to share with you that FRBR translated into Arabic, and the
official translation available now at IFLA web site:
http://www.ifla.org/publications/translations-of-frbr#ar
The Arabic version translated by Doaa Aly the lecturer in Cairo University,
Department of
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