Once the manuscript has been put together, read through the master reprint material again to catch all cross-references, etc. Send us complete front matter including contents. Make copies of the manuscript from the edited master, so that each set is identical. Don't Don't staple material to the backing sheets. Don't use Xeroxed material that is faint, even if it is just legible.
Light copies are difficult to scan, and errors are likely to appear in the final proofs.
You may have to get separate permissions to use line drawings or charts. There may be technical problems about reproducing elaborate figure, such as charts, or color work. The costs of redrawing even simple material can be high, and this cost will be charged against royalties. If the readings you choose are likely to contain many diagrams and other types of figures, please consult your editor at the planning stage. ART Do Keep a separate list of any line drawings or photographs that may have to be reproduced.