Project field notes

DOCUMENT START - An original English HTML fixture for checking a local PDF export.

• Keep the heading with its explanation.
• Check numbered records in their source order.
• Inspect the final line of every page.

project/
    notes/
        report.html
    status = "ready"

Record 01: review checkpoint

NOTE-01-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-01-END.

Record 02: review checkpoint

NOTE-02-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-02-END.

Record 03: review checkpoint

NOTE-03-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-03-END.

Record 04: review checkpoint

NOTE-04-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-04-END.

Record 05: review checkpoint

NOTE-05-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-05-END.

Record 06: review checkpoint

NOTE-06-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-06-END.

Record 07: review checkpoint

NOTE-07-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-07-END.

Record 08: review checkpoint

NOTE-08-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-08-END.

Record 09: review checkpoint

NOTE-09-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-09-END.

Record 10: review checkpoint

NOTE-10-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-10-END.

Record 11: review checkpoint

NOTE-11-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-11-END.

Record 12: review checkpoint

NOTE-12-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-12-END.

Record 13: review checkpoint

NOTE-13-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-13-END.

Record 14: review checkpoint

NOTE-14-START. The team checked the entrance, storage area and meeting room before preparing the weekly update. This paragraph uses ordinary English sentences with bold emphasis and italic emphasis. The next review should confirm that the same information is still readable when a paragraph continues on another page. Keep this record in source order and compare the heading with the text below it. NOTE-14-END.

DOCUMENT END - All fourteen records are present.