Technical Communication

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Articles in February, 1999 issue of Technical Communication

• The roots of SGML: a personal recollection.(Standard Generalized Markup Language)
  by Goldfarb, Charles F.
• Scientific Papers and Presentations.(Review)
  by Lisberg, Beth Conney
• Realising the full potential of the Web.
  by Berners-Lee, Tim
• The Peer-Reviewed Journal: A comprehensive Guide Through the Editorial Process.(Review)
  by Hibbard, Jeffrey L.
• The logical and rhetorical construction of procedural discourse.
  by Farkas, David K.
• Creative HTML Design.(Review)
  by Mobley, Karen
• The Art of Technical Documentation.(Review)
  by Romaiine, Garret
• China is hungry: technical communication in the People's Republic of China.
  by Dragga, Sam; Scroggs, Deb L.; Smith, Ron; Tegtmeier, Patricia; Thompson, Sylvia
• Publishing Your Medical Research Paper: What They Don't Teach in Medical School.(Review)
  by Armbruster, David L.
• Typographic dimensions and conventional wisdom: a discrepancy?
  by Waarde, Karel van der
• An Introduction to the History of Printing Types.(Review)
  by Crawley, Charles R.
• Writing Effective Policies and Procedures: A Step-By-Step Resource for Clear Communication.(Review)
  by Urgo, Raymond E.
• Re-engineering online documentation: designing examples-based online support systems.
  by Mehlenbacher, Brad; Tomasi, Martin D.
• The XML and SGML Cookbook: Recipes for Structured Information.(Review)
  by Johnson, Rick
• Technical communication: a trivial pursuit?(Editorial)
  by Hayhoe, George F.
• Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications.(Review)
  by DeLoach, Scottb
• Print to online: conflicting tales of transition.
  by Rehling, Louise
• American Medical Association Manual of Style.(Review)
  by Burdan, Amy