Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

Example use of table and figures

• The text "1. Stretching exercise" is a table heading
• The first table entry spans two columns
• The text "NB. Upper knee should be ... " is a caption to the first figure
• The text "1. Back stretch ... " is a paragraph in the table entry

Example

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   <p>
                             <enumerator>1.</enumerator> Stretching exercise</p>
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       <p>
                                     <b>1. Back stretch (stretches back muscles)</b> Lie on your back, hands above
                    your head. Bend your knees and, keeping your feet on the floor, roll your knees
                    to one side, slowly. Stay on one side for 10 seconds. <b>Repeat 3 times each
                      side</b>.</p>
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       <p>
                                     <b>2. Deep lunge (stretches muscles in front of thigh and abdomen)</b> Kneel on
                    one knee, the other foot in front. Lift the knee up; keep looking forwards. Hold
                    for 5 seconds and <b>repeat 3 times each side</b>.</p>
     </entry>
     <entry colname="col2" align="left">
       <p alignment="centre"><?Insert-Figure ID="med-9780198566236-chapter-5-figureGroup-23"?></p>
       <p>
                                     <b>3. One-leg stand–front (stretches front thigh)</b> Steady yourself with one
                    hand on something for support. Bend one leg up behind you. Hold your foot for 10
                    seconds and <b>repeat 3 times each side</b>.</p>
     </entry>
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   <p>NB. Upper knee should be directly above lower knee</p>
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