Technical Communication

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Articles in August, 1992 issue of Technical Communication

• Electronic document management.
  by Cooper, Tim
• A teaching tip. (technical writing; includes related article)
  by Morgan, Meg
• Effects of paragraph length on attitudes toward technical writing. (Current Research in Technical Communication)
  by Hewett, Thomas; Markel, Mike; Vaccaro, Monica
• Recent and relevant. (technical communications articles) (Bibliography)
  by Reaves, Rita
• Pen-based computer: Momenta. (portable computer) (Hardware Review) (Technology Reviews) (Evaluation)
  by Hansen, Lois
• Definition as central to the field of technical communication.
  by Beck, Charles E.
• Winning respect throughout the organization.
  by Grove, Laurel K.; Hays, Patricia C.; Lundgren, Regina E.
• Effective Writing Strategies for Engineers and Scientists. (book reviews)
  by Aichele, Jean H.
• An eye for detail. (proper spelling)
  by Donovan, Bryan
• President's report - 1991-1992 (David L. Armbruster, speech) (Transcript)
• Use of computers in technical editing.
  by Rude, Carolyn; Smith, Elizabeth
• Connections: New Ways of Working in the Networked Organization. (book reviews)
  by Stone, Wayne G.
• Rewrite creatively. (includes related article)(part 2)
• The Judas manual - an owner's guide. (unfinished manuals)
  by Caernarven-Smith, Patricia
• Using technical writing to enhance self-esteem. (includes related article on psychiatric value of technical writing)
  by Muller, John; Stibravy, John
• Guidelines for Preparing Proposals, 2d ed. (book reviews)
  by Slaughter, George
• Sensitivity to emphasis. (sentence construction)
  by Bush, Don
• Atlanta is communications crossroads for over 1800. (39th Society for Technical Communications Annual Conference)
• Tips for high-tech public relations writers.
  by Townsend, Jacqueline
• Term talk. (definition of selected technical words)
  by Nadziejka, David E.
• Managing the software documentation process with a feature-freeze strategy.
  by Haramundanis, Katherine
• The editing equation: a reply to authors who ask, "how come you changed my stuff?" (Editorial)
  by Whalen, Elizabeth
• Illustrating Computer Documentation. (book reviews)
  by Crawley, Charles R.
• Nancy's wordsmithy. (interchange of nouns and verbs)
  by Allison, Nancy
• Do you have the feeling there's more? (quality strategy in technical communication)
  by Wiley, Ann L.
• Quality in technical communication: a definition for the 1990s.
  by Fredrickson, Lola
• Writing and Designing Manuals: Operator Manuals, Service Manuals, Manuals for International Markets, 2d ed. (book reviews)
  by Miller, Thomas K.
• Visual literacy: going beyond words in technical communications.
  by Horton, William
• President's plans - 1992-1993. (JoAnn T. Hackos speech)
• Testing the usability of usability testing.
  by Skelton, T.M.
• Collaborative Writing in Industry: Investigations in Theory and Practice. (book reviews)
  by Campbell, Charles P.
• Managing English-to-Japanese translation projects.
  by Burnette, Monica
• "Shared Minds" - a model of technical collaboration.
  by McGuire, Gene
• Should you know how to do marketing, advertising, & public relations writing?
  by Sides, Charles H.
• Technobabble. (book reviews)
  by Crawley, Charles R.
• Machine translation for Japanese and English: a translator's view.
  by Bukacek, John F.
• Humorize to humanize. (humor in technical communications)
  by Cohen, Gerald