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6th SIGDOC 1988: Ann Arbor, MI, USA
- Deborah A. Ainsworth:
Proceedings of the 6th Annual International Conference on Systems Documentation, SIGDOC 1986, Ann Arbor, MI, USA, October 16-19, 1988. ACM 1988, ISBN 0-89791-336-1 - Liora Alschuler, Debra Schneider:
Ban the book?: interactive documentation and the writer's responsibility for the human/machine interface. 5-12 - R. Dennis Walters:
Bridging the moat: helping training and documentation to work together. 13-18 - Gerard McCartney:
Case study: reorganizing the document production unit. 19-24 - Philip Rubens, Robert Krull:
Communicating with icons as computer commands. 25-34 - Alice Powers McElhone:
Documentation project management (from both sides). 35-40 - John Minor Ross:
Documentation - the good, the bad and the ugly. 41-46 - Ted Smith, Steve Bernhardt:
Expectations and experiences with HyperCard: a pilot study. 47-56 - Rick Grimm:
Guesswork and common sense: the alphabetic reference design process for Microsoft Works. 57-62 - Suzanne Schluederberg:
An integrated approach to documentation retrieval using a spires database. 63-68 - Louis M. Gomez, Donald F. Pratt, Mark R. Buckley:
Is universal document exchange in our future? 69-74 - Donald F. Pratt:
Justifying the cost of new computers for documentation. 75-80 - Benson H. Scheff, Tom Georgon:
Letting software engineers do software engineering or freeing software engineers from the shackles of documentation. 81-92 - Lisa Ruffolo, Susan Smith:
Managing economics with desktop publishing. 93-100 - Karla Saari Kitalong:
The novice user enters the discourse community: implications for technical writers. 101-110 - Erwind Earl Blount:
SYMPLE, an icon-based computer language. 111-120 - Patricia Baggett, Andrzej Ehrenfeucht:
Textual and visual access to a computer by people who know nothing about it. 121-134 - John M. Slatin:
Twentieth-century American poetry: proposal for a hypercourse. 135-144 - Jo-Anne Tanenbaum:
Writing computer documentation in English for international users. 145
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