Technical Communication

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Articles in August, 1993 issue of Technical Communication

• Ontario Hydro and SGML. (Special Section: Standard Generalized Markup Language)
  by Rockley, Ann
• Electronic distribution of hypermedia on wide-area networking systems: an update. (Designing, Testing, and Distributing Hypermedia)
  by Howard, Tharon W.
• English in Japan: it takes form. (International Technical Communication)
  by Voss, Barbara
• SGML authoring tools for technical communication. (Standard Generalized Markup Language) (Special Section: Standard Generalized Markup Language)
  by Davidson, W.J.
• The politics of technical language.
  by Verburg, T. Larry
• Let 'em eat cake, speak English, and think as I do. (preparing materials for use of the outside world) (International Technical Communication)
  by Winters, Elaine
• A study of gender and its influence on visual design. (Current Research in Technical Communication)
  by Bosley, Deborah S.
• Edit yourself into a job. (The Friendly Editor)
  by Bush, Don
• The STC code and the ethics framework. (Society for Technical Communicators) (Theory and the Profession)
  by Beck, Charles E.
• The New Oxford English Dictionary project. (Special Section: Standard Generalized Markup Language)
  by Fawcett, Heather
• Why we use big words: a historical perspective.
  by Altom, Tim
• The script: a means to an end. (From Print to Pictures)
  by Connelly, James O.
• Principles for effective hypermedia design. (Designing, Testing, and Distributing Hypermedia)
  by Brooks, Randy M.
• Silicon Graphics' IRIS InSight: an SGML success story. (Silicon Graphics Inc.) (Special Section: Standard Generalized Markup Language)
  by Glushko, Robert J.; Kershner, Ken
• Using WordPerfect 5.1 to format a manual. (A Teaching Tip)
  by Guthrie, Jim
• A framework for studying ethics in technical communication: research, case studies, and writing codes. (Theory and the Profession)
  by Wegner, Katherine
• Usability and hypermedia: toward a set of usability criteria and measures. (Designing, Testing, and Distributing Hypermedia)
  by Grice, Roger A.; Ridgway, Lenore S.
• It's a small world, after all. (International Technical Communication)
  by Chaitt, Mary
• Brochures & data sheets. (Marketing Writing for Technical Products)
• HyperGlyphs: using design and language to define hypermedia navigation. (Designing, Testing, and Distributing Hypermedia)
  by Search, Patricia
• Electronic communications media: massaging the messages.
  by Marlow, Eugene
• Creating the corporate style guide: process and product. (Practicalities)
  by Barnum, Carol
• What happens to our work? (the quality of reports and proposals in technical communication) (The Business of Technical Communication)
• Figures of image: Aristotle and the design of icons and hypermedia. (Visual Literacy)
  by Horton, William
• Technical communication in the less-than-ideal organization. (Models for Technical Communicators)
  by Schultz, Helene levy
• What every successful manager knows. (Communication Management)
• Techniques for Technical Communicators. (book reviews)
  by Murphy, Avon
• A quick (and not too dirty) fix for online documentation. (The Wired Word)
• SGML by evolution. (Special Section: Standard Generalized Markup Language)
  by Ensign, Chet
• Perspectives on Software Documentation: Inquiries and Innovations. (book reviews)
  by Tennant, Robert L.
• Eliminate jargon? Dream on! (Nancy's Wordsmithy)
  by Allison, Nancy