That was bothering me too!

JIm

Bit of a story…

The designer thought it wouldn't fill 4 pages, so we had a bit of a rearranging as I had enough to make two pages for On the Wire.

It turns out it did fill 4 pages, but when proofing the individual article neither of us noticed that the last page of one would overlap the other.

The final proofing is done online and when zoomed in you only see one page at a time. As the individual articles have been fully checked this is chiefly a sense check to see that we haven't accidentally got repeated pages, missing photos etc. due to an issue with uploading to the printer's server. The scale means it's hard to read without zooming in to each page.

As each page is actually a page from a PDF I've already fully checked errors are rare, in fact, in the last four + years I've never actually come across an error at this stage (other than missing pages).

So, in short, I didn't notice that the last page of gadgets ended up with the first page of On the Wire being uploaded over the top of it.

So, my apologies, it's mea culpa, however, as suggested at the end of the article it will be 'continued' in the next issue.

Neil

I was very taken with John Olsen's excellent and lucid article on differential indexing and look forward to the next installment.

He has made a potentially confusing and difficult topic to grasp much easier to understand. Hats off Sir

Brian