RE: What is "run-in" style

["Robart, Kay" <Kay -dot- Robart -at- tea -dot- state -dot- tx -dot- us>]

They are probably referring to run-in headings. Those are headings that
start at the beginning of a paragraph, are sometimes all caps, are
usually bolded, and end with a period, like this (except I can't bold):

My Run-in Heading. A run-in heading starts at the beginning of a
paragraph . . .

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Subject: What is "run-in" style

OK, I've finally found instructions that drive me crazy. I'm formatting
a paper for publication and the instructions to authors states:

"All text should be formatted in a run-in style (do not use columns)."

What do they want?

Thanks!

Deborah
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