StyleTagging TM ensures the intent of the author's or editor's content. The editor then has to work arduously to compare the layout pages to the original manuscript and redline the layout galleys by hand, indicating re-stylization. Then, the copyeditor has to proof those changes. All this extra work at the author's expense can be eliminated through StyleTagging TM . Not only does the author not pay for labor duplication by tagging but the author's content formatting is protected from being misinterpreted by the layout artist.
Tags identify style changes.
It is so simple. There are two considerations. One for paragraph styles and one for character styles within paragraphs. Paragraph styles need only one tag. Character styles need two, one before to change it and one after to change it back.