You should make more in your sales pitch of the ability of the program to produce paper plates, camera-ready copy, etc. Many of us working with [Nota Bene] are doing stuff that a commercial publisher will not touch because of the expense and complexity in setting up the text. . . . Incidentally, and to blow NBs trumpet as much as mine, a recent review of my earlier edition described it as a model of what the editing of early-modern documents should aspire to, and the index as a work of art in its own right!
Dr. V. M. — British Library
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I got the new version just in time for the commentary I am writing, which is all cross referencing back into Virgil's texts & mine. I could not have carried this off without the new menu!! . . .
This version is superb.
Professor of classics, City University of New York
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I'm quite an experienced Nota Bene indexer having started about 15 years ago, and every time I have to index a book what you provide gets better and better and more sophisticated.
The present version is incredible.
John Tyrrell — historian, editor of The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians (20 volumes)
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The added functionality of the hyperlink from one NB doc to another that enable a specific area in the file where the string is first found is really sweet and extends useability enormously. . . Great job!
Mark Szuchman — historian & dean of the faculty of arts and sciences, Florida International University
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