• case-insensitive prefix search: default
  e.g., sig matches "SIGIR" as well as "signal"
• exact word search: append dollar sign ($) to word
  e.g., graph$ matches "graph", but not "graphics"
• boolean and: separate words by space
  e.g., codd model
• boolean or: connect words by pipe symbol (|)
  e.g., graph|network

Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 77 matches

• 2002
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  Glenda Burch:
  First commentary on "XML and the new design regime". ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(2): 43-44 (2002)
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  Morris Dean:
  Producing quality technical information. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 66-117 (2002)
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  Morris Dean:
  Response to the commentaries on Producing Quality Technical Information: the common sense of producing quality technical information. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 148-154 (2002)
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  Stan Dicks:
  Editorial. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(2): 31-32 (2002)
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  Angela Eaton:
  Commentary on "planning and information foraging theories and their value to the novice technical communicator. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(4): 181-183 (2002)
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  Lyn Gattis:
  Planning and information foraging theories and their value to the novice technical communicator. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(4): 168-175 (2002)
• 
  Roger A. Grice:
  Some reflections on the emergence of a profession. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 126-129 (2002)
• 
  Roger A. Grice, Bill Hart-Davidson:
  Mapping the expanding landscape of usability: the case of distributed education. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(4): 159-167 (2002)
• 
  Kathy Haramundanis:
  Commentary on: "Egoless Writing: Improving Quality by Replacing Artistic Impulse with Engineering Discipline". ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(1): 11-16 (2002)
• 
  Mir Haynes:
  Second commentary on "XML and the new design regime". ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(2): 45-47 (2002)
• 
  Jordynn Jack:
  Planning and information foraging theories: social implicaitons and extensions. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(4): 176-180 (2002)
• 
  Theo Mandel:
  Quality technical information: paving the way for usable print and web interface design. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 118-125 (2002)
• 
  John Payne:
  Third commentary on "XML and the new design regime". ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(2): 48-49 (2002)
• 
  Geoffrey Sauer:
  We neurotic amateurs: a commentary on Edmond H. Weiss's Egoless Writing: Improving Quality by Replacing Artistic Impulse with Engineering Discipline. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(1): 17-21 (2002)
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  Karl L. Smart:
  Assessing quality documents. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 130-140 (2002)
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  Bob Waite:
  Consequences of the engineering approach to technical writing. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(1): 22-26 (2002)
• 
  Bob Waite:
  Introduction. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 64-65 (2002)
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  Edmond H. Weiss:
  Egoless writing: improving quality by replacing artistic impulse with engineering discipline. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(1): 3-10 (2002)
• 
  Edmond H. Weiss:
  Reply to commentaries on: "Egoless Writing: Improving Quality by Replacing Artistic Impulse with Engineering Discipline". ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(1): 27-28 (2002)
• 
  Edmond H. Weiss:
  The metaphysics of information quality: comments on producing quality technical information. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(3): 141-147 (2002)
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  Gilbert Vanburen Wilkes:
  XML and the new design regime: disputes between designers, application developers, authors, and readers in changing technological conditions and perceptions of social and professional need. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(2): 33-42 (2002)
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  Gilbert Vanburen Wilkes:
  Repley to commentaries on "XML and the new design regime". ACM J. Comput. Documentation 26(2): 50-53 (2002)
• 2001
• 
  John Brockman:
  SIGDOC reminiscences. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(2): 40-41 (2001)
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  Stan Dicks:
  Editorial. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(1): 1-2 (2001)
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  Stan Dicks:
  Editorial. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(2): 29 (2001)
• 
  Kate Dobroth:
  From NoteCards to the web: the role of Halasz's seven issues. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(3): 88-91 (2001)
• 
  David K. Farkas:
  Our little help machines and their invisibilities. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(4): 141-144 (2001)
• 
  Richard Furuta:
  Halasz's "seven issues" in context. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(3): 92-95 (2001)
• 
  David Gaskill, Mary Been, Margaret Hundleby, Pete Praetorius:
  A virtual conversation on Bernadette Longo's Spurious Coin: A History of Science, Management, and Technical Writing. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(2): 48-62 (2001)
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  Frank G. Halasz:
  Reflections on NoteCards: seven issues for the next generation of hypermedia systems. ACM J. Comput. Documentation 25(3): 71-87 (2001)

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