[COMPLETE] The Nature of a Crime, by Joseph Conrad & Ford Madox Ford - icequeen

[Scarbo]

And chapter 8 is PL OK! Thank you for another excellent reading!

Once you have a chance to put in the chapter titles, this project will be ready for cataloging. Let me know if you get stuck.

I'm looking forward to the next project!

[7A2c3Ml]

Yes, I see that Amy now wants me doing the titles, etc She said she'd be sending me along the how-to, so until then this will have to wait on that.

[icequeen]

Here is the how-to instructions for the workflow system. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kVj409nG_E0XJ5UrrcL7EVx7Qyx-2UQ7dbw4mINi3XQ You will want to go to item 4, which has a link for "Entering titles into the Section Compiler." It is super easy.

[7A2c3Ml]

Questions!
What constitutes a "title"? In the case of this novel, there are eight numbered sections; the author doesn't even call them "chapters'. Do I call them "One" and "Two"? Or "I" and "II"? Or "Section" whatever?
Getting ahead of myself, what do you do where there is Part X, then divided further into Chapters A, B etc?

[7A2c3Ml]

Another, even more basic question. Section 4 doesn't tell me, how do I get into the "Section Comiler" in the first place?

[7A2c3Ml]

I'm missing something. I try to log in, but it says I don't have permission.

[Scarbo]

As for section titles, it's up to your judgment as the soloist, but my two cents is that using Arabic numerals instead of using Roman numerals or spelling numbers out is helpful because it will keep the chapters in order for listeners after they've downloaded the files. For novels, I tend to include "Chapter #" in the section titles even if the word "chapter" isn't in the chapter headings of the text. For example, you might decide to label the sections of this project "Chapter 1, Chapter 2," etc. But it's up to you!

For books with parts divided into chapters, you could take the approach I used for the last two Fifth Queen novels (here's the last one for reference).

Ann will be able to help you with the other questions.

[7A2c3Ml]

Thanks

[icequeen]

I'm missing something. I try to log in, but it says I don't have permission.

Have you logged into the MW for the first time? If not, then you will have to do that. The instructions for access the MW is in those instructions. Just make sure you are logged out of the uploader, because the uploader password is different than the main part of the workflow (which powers the MW).

[7A2c3Ml]

It still isn't working.
1) At some times my username is simply "Librivox". At others, it is 7A2c3Ml (Is that MI? or M1? or Ml?)
2)So which is my username?
3)Then, when I click that I "forgot" my password (which I have done, since I thought the 7A2 thing WAS my password), I get no email

[7A2c3Ml]

When you say "logged out of the Uploader", I don't see any "log out" button, so I tried to erase my username and password on the uploader.

[icequeen]

Your username is your forum name, which is 7A2c3Ml, and the last letter in that string is a lower case L.

Interesting, there used to be a log out button. I will have to look into that because that is the biggest problem people have when accessing the workflow for the first time. The password for the uploader is different for the MW.

What email provider do you have? I know that the workflow has a problem with Hotmail. Also, check your spam filter to make sure that the email did not end up there.

[icequeen]

OK, I guess the sections are now filled in! Off we go to the catalog!

[icequeen]

This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/the-nature-of-a-crime-by-joseph-conrad/


Great job, Mark and Sarah!