Landscape Lines 14: Cataloging, Printing, and Distribution
Landscape Lines 14: Cataloging, Printing, and Distribution. Cultural Landscape Guidance Documents. Landscape Lines 14. NPS Park Cultural Landscapes Program. Washington, D.C.
A guide to Cataloging, Printing, and Distribution; part of the Landscape Lines series from the Park Cultural Landscapes Program. This guidance document describes now to prepare a camera-ready copy of a Cultural Landscape Report (CLR) for printing and how to catalog and distribute the finished report. Although there is considerable variety in the layout, style, and graphic conventions used in producing the final document to be printed (the camera-ready document), the steps leading to publication are standardized across the National Park Service. A strongly recommended first step is to have the document edited, particularly when the report has more than one author. It can next be desktop published, which involves designing page layout, integrating text and graphics, and formatting the document. A finished typographic format is prepared as defined in the project agreement. Each NPS Region or support office has a printing coordinator that serves as liaison between the NPS and the United States Government Printing Office (GPO). Printing and distribution through the GPO requires preparation of several forms, some completed by the contracting agency (NPS) and some by the printing coordinator. The sections of this document enter into greater detail on topics of formatting, images, creating a mock-up, cataloging, copyright, and procedures for printing and distribution.
- Type
- Published Report
- Publisher
- NPS Park Cultural Landscapes Program
- Units
- CRPS
- Keywords
- camera-ready, Cataloging, Cataloging in Publication, CIP, Classification, copyright, CRSS, Distribution, formatting, Government Printing Office, GPO, graphic design, Guide, layout, mock-up, PCN, Preassigned Card Number, printing, Printing Cost, publication