%A Michael Faraday
%T Michael Faraday's advice to a lecturer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 2-5

%A Thomas Montalbo
%T Winston Churchill: a study in oratory
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 5-8

%A Ann W. Engin
%A Ali E. Engin
%T The lecture: greater effectiveness for a familiar method
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 8-11

%A H. Maddox
%A R.J. Loughran
%T Illustrating the lecture: prepared diagrams versus built-up diagrams
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 12-13

%A Joseph W. Aichroth
%T Flat-panel displays offer graphics alternatives
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 14-17

%A Edward M. Gottschall
%T Communications typographics
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 18-23

%A Anon
%T US News data terminals compress deadline schedule
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 23-24

%A Edward Rondthaler
%A Edward J. Lias
%T Soundspel: a revised orthography of the English language
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 25-29

%A Anon
%T Hopefully, ...
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 29-30

%A Anon
%T Federalese, legalese, technicalese
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 30-31

%A Alan Siegel
%T To lift the curse of legalese - simplify, simplify
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 31-32

%A Leo F. Goeller,\ Jr.
%T Some communications jargon
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 32-33

%A D.E. Broadbent
%T Language and ergonomics
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 1
%D March 1978
%P 34-37

%A Stefan Kanfer
%T The state of the language, 1977
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 43-45

%A Mel F. Orth
%T Striking out: poor style and grammar still abound in technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 45-47

%A W.D. Rowe
%T Law of the estimated fact
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 47-48

%A Herman A. Estrin
%A Edward J. Monahan
%T Effective oral presentation of scientific and technical information
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 49-53

%A J. Campbell Connelly
%T The one bad listening habit
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 53-56

%A Lyle Yorks
%T Managing professional relationships: communication skills
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 56-60

%A John Costello
%T Jests can do justice to your speeches
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 60-63

%A Wolf von\ Eckardt
%T This way out - from our mad jumble of signs
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 63-66

%A Dale G. Burrier
%T Tools of lab photography
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 66-69

%A John Paul Kowal
%T The photographer as writer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 69-71

%A B.Y. Auger
%T Visual aids to clarity
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 71-76

%A Mary Ellen Padin
%T Author names and inadvertent pseudonyms in bibliographic data bases
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 77-78

%A Anon
%T How to apply for copyright registration
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 2
%D June 1978
%P 79-85

%A Robert E. Perry
%T Audience requirements for technical speakers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 91-96

%A Gary M. Abshire
%A Kenneth L. White
%T Techniques and suggestions for presenters
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 97-100
%K Lewis Carroll

%A Sunny Fader
%A Ron Whittaker
%T The writer's role in CCTV production
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 101-102

%A A.J. MacGregor
%T Preparing poster talks
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 103-105

%A A.J. MacGregor
%T Selecting the appropriate chart
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 106-107

%A Jack Reich
%T Designing slides
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 108-110

%A Joan F. Musgrave
%T Experiments in computer-aided graphic expression
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 110-117

%A Craig Harkins
%A Emily Schlesinger
%T Perspective on multimedia
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 3
%D September 1978
%P 118-128

%A Edgar C. Capen
%T Proposition 13 for technical journals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 139

%A Michael H. Rothkopf
%T Publication policy in a primitive scientific society
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 139-140
%K roller science

%A William Remus
%T Strategies for a publish or perish world
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 141-143

%A Edgar C. Capen
%T A referee's report
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 144-145

%A M. Carl Drott
%A K. Subramanyan
%A Harold W. Cheney
%T Multiple use of machine readable data in publishing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 145-149

%A Harry E. Chandler
%T Too much TV or ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 149

%A Douglas W. Hissong
%T Write and present persuasive reports
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 150-152

%A E.K. Lybbert
%T Making policy readable
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 152-154

%A P.F. Jones
%T Four principles of man-computer dialog
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 154-159

%A John Kirkman
%A Christine Snow
%A Ian Watson
%T Controlled English as an alternative to multiple translations
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 159-161

%A V.A. Bram
%T Sentence construction in scientific and engineering texts
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 162-164

%A Alex Johnstone
%A James Cassels
%T What's in a word ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 165-167

%A L.W. Denton
%T Continuing engineering education in technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-21
%N 4
%D December 1978
%P 167-169

%A Anon
%T Lawrence Bragg's advice to a lecturer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 4-8

%A David N. Harpp
%A James P. Snyder
%T Vitalizing the lecture: lap-dissolve projection
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 9-13

%A Eugene Garfield
%T Radio: the neglected medium for scientific communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 14-15

%A John D. Gould
%A Stephen J. Boies
%T Writing, dictating, and speaking letters
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 16-18

%A Ruth H. Turner
%T 36 aids to successful proofreading
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 19-20

%A H. Gordon Havens
%T Spellbound: instant humility
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 21

%A Stephen L. Pitner
%T Improve your method of preparing a technical study
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 22-23

%A Robert M. Woelfle
%T Role of the engineer in improving the communication of technical information
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 24-26

%A C.F. Tilstra
%T Standards for information systems manuals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 27-29

%A R. Milroy
%A E.C. Poulton
%T Labeling graphs for improved reading speed
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 30-33

%A Thomas H. Maugh,\ II
%T Holographic filing: an industry on the verge of birth
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 1
%D March 1979
%P 34-36

%A R.J. Joenk
%T Patents: incentive to innovate and communicate; an introduction
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 46-59

%A Herman Skolnik
%T Historical aspects of patent systems
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 59-63

%A Byron M. Vanderbilt
%T The plight of the independent inventor
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 63-67

%A Henri J. Nussbaumer
%T Patents and the engineer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 68-72

%A William G. Wolber
%T The business value of patents
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 73-76

%A George R. White
%T Management criteria for effective innovation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 77-82

%A Roy V. Hughson
%T The right way to keep laboratory notebooks
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 83-85

%A Warren L. Franz
%A John S. Child,\ Jr.
%T Good habits before filing a patent application
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 86-88

%A Carl M. Wright
%T Publication, public use, and sale as bars to patenting
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 89-92

%A Gunter A. Hauptman
%T Patenting inventions based on algorithms
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 92-94

%A Kendall J. Dood
%T The U.S. patent classification system
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 95-100

%A P. James Terragno
%T Patents as technical literature
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 101-104

%A James F. Cottone
%T Writing an invention disclosure
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 105-108

%A Anon
%T Guide for patent drawings
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 109-111

%A John T. Maynard
%T How to read a patent
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 112-118

%A Albert B. Kimball,\ Jr.
%T Patenting U.S. inventions abroad
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 119-122

%A Thomas M. Noone
%T Trade secret vs patent protection
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 2
%D June 1979
%P 123-127

%A David Owen Robinson
%T Where the elite meet
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 130-131
%K conferences

%A Eugene Garfield
%T Making contacts at conferences
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 131-133

%A Herbert H. Gottlieb
%T How to present a paper at an AAPT meeting
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 134-137

%A Anon
%T Communicating through poster sessions
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 137-140

%A Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
%T A basic guide to conference organizing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 140-145

%A G. Salton
%A D. Bengmark
%T A citation study of computer science literature
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 146-158

%A Arthur L. Robinson
%T Communicating with computers by voice
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 159-164

%A Frank R. Smith
%T Verbal pollution
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 165-169

%A Marcy Rosenberg
%T War declared on lingo
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 169-170

%A Gene Woolsey
%T An essay on misused words: sophisticated and elegant
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 170-171

%A S.C. Bartlett,\ Jr.
%T How engineers can help educate the public
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 3
%D September 1979
%P 171-173

%A Joseph F. White
%T Presenting papers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 179-182

%A John J. Sparkes
%A David Liddell
%A Christopher A. Pinches
%A Graham A. Read
%A Peter Zorkoczy
%T Communication developments in the Open University
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 182-186

%A K. Subramanyam
%T Lotka's law and the literature of computer science
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 187-189

%A James P. Anthony,\ Jr.
%T How to get an article published in a technical magazine
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 190-193

%A Patricia A. Billingsley
%A Neil A. Johnson
%T Nonsexist use of language in scientific and technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 193-198

%A George F. McCanless,\ Jr.
%T The engineer and the paragraph
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 198-199

%A George Feineman
%T How to write good like a logistician should
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 200-201

%A Flissy Benjamin
%T Impress top management with your written reports
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 202-203

%A Eugene Raudsepp
%T Present your ideas effectively
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 204-210

%A Richard L. Clark
%T How to prepare inspection reports
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 210-213

%A Michael R. Webb
%T Improve project leadership with the aid of a communication infrastructure
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-22
%N 4
%D December 1979
%P 213-217

%A Thomas Montalbo
%T Six steps to the lectern
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 3-6

%A Nancy Garrett
%T Let's hear it for the audience
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 7-8

%A Sandy Linver
%T The importance of the spoken image
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 8-10

%A Gerald Lee Ratliff
%T Performance guide for oral communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 11-14

%A Joseph B. Miller
%A William F. O'Hearn
%T Crucial decisions for technical speakers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 14-17

%A Dale A. Neeck
%T Off-the-cuff presentations
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 17-18

%A Robert V. Garver
%T Presenting the peer paper
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 18-22

%A David L. Adamy
%T Technical talks: they're not as hard as you think
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 22-25

%A John L. Cox
%T Technical topic, lay audience: how to make a good presentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 26-28

%A Ethel I. Curtis
%T Three basic recipes for a speech
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 28-31

%A Donald E. Williams
%T Idea clarification: a matter of predesign
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 32-34

%A Hilary Jones
%T I believe in basic English
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 34-37

%A William A. Haskins
%T Time: a silent partner for public speakers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 38-39

%A Raymond E. Floyd
%T Presentation fundamentals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 40-42

%A Maurice Lubetkin
%T How to speak up ... or down
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 43-44

%A Nat B. Read,\ Jr.
%T How to prepare for the TV interview
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 45-47

%A Porter J. Crow
%T How to change their minds
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 48-49

%A Glenn Kerfoot
%T Let the audience see your presentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 50-52

%A Anon
%T Microphone: friend or foe ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 52-53

%A Bertie E. Fearing
%A Thomas M. Sawyer
%T Speech for technical communicators: a bibliography
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 1
%D March 1980
%P 53-61

%A Gene Woolsey
%T Corporate style, corporate substance, and the sting
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 67-68

%A John E. Carroll
%T Technical writes and wrongs
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 68-71

%A Elizabeth Tebeaux
%T What makes bad technical writing bad ? a historical analysis
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 71-76

%A Robert F. DeGise
%T A systems approach to business writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 77-78

%A Don Fuller
%T How to write reports that won't be ignored
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 79-81

%A Jan W. Broer
%T Breadboarding for technical writing ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 82-84

%A Ruth M. Power
%T Rate your writing skills
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 84-86

%A Charles H. Vervalin
%T Checked your fog index lately ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 87-88

%A Jeanne G. Barry
%T Computerized readability levels
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 88-90

%A Marion E. Haynes
%T Becoming an effective listener
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 91-94

%A Marcia J. Bates
%T Idea tactics
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 2
%D June 1980
%P 95-100

%A Anon
%T Better communication needed
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 115

%A Robert C. Cowen
%T Garbage under glass: what are scientist dishing out ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 116-117

%A John W. Hanley
%T Encountering and countering the instant experts
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 117-120

%A Robert Schoen
%T Let's give better scientific and technical talks
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 120-122

%A B.Y. Auger
%T The specialist makes a presentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 122-125

%A Ron Dulek
%T Writing to unidentified readers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 125-127

%A Jack E. Hulbert
%T Effective business writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 128-129

%A Richard I. Young
%T Build an article writing program
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 130-132

%A Sarah Montoya
%T Word watching
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 133-135

%A Philip W. Swain
%T Giving power to words
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 135-137

%A James Hartley
%A Mark Trueman
%A Peter Burnhill
%T The role of spatial and typographic cues in the layout of journal references
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 138-142

%A Richard Showstack
%T Discourse punctuation: the next stage of printing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 143-147

%A Margaret Drossel
%T Organizing a project team
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 148-150

%A Tingye Li
%T The coming of age of optical-fiber transmission
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 3
%D September 1980
%P 151-152

%A Robert M. Woelfle
%T The impact of word processing on engineering communications
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 159-163

%A A. DeVolpi
%A G.S. Stanford
%A C.L. Fink
%A E.A. Rhodes
%A M.R. Fenrick
%T Text processing for the professional staff
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 164-167

%A Richard Ilson
%T Recent research in text processing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 168-170

%A Della A. Whittaker
%T Write for your reader
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 171-173

%A Douglas Mueller
%T Put clarity in your writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 173-178

%A Henry C. Ruark
%T Planning and developing an audiovisual presentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 179-181

%A Carol Ivory
%T First aid for the curriculum writer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 182-184

%A Morris Halle
%T The rules of language
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 184-189

%A John K. Krouse
%T CAD/CAM - bridging the gap from design to production
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 189-196

%A Jean Ward
%T Check out your sexism: a quiz for journalists
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 196-198

%A Anon
%T Documentation for construction supervisors
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-23
%N 4
%D December 1980
%P 198-200

%A William Diehl
%A Larry Mikulecky
%T Making written information fit worker's purposes
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 5-9

%A Patricia Wright
%T Five skills technical writers need
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 10-16

%A James Hartley
%T Eighty ways of improving instructional text
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 17-27

%A Marshall A. Atlas
%T The user edit: making manuals easier to use
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 28-29

%A Janan Al-Awar
%A Alphonse Chapanis
%A W. Randolph Ford
%T Tutorials for the first-time computer user
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 30-37

%A J. Peter Kincaid
%A James A. Aagard
%A John W. O'Hara
%A Larry K. Cottrell
%T Computer readability editing system
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 38-42

%A Kenneth B. Powell
%T Readability guides are helpful if ...
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 43-45

%A Jeanne G. Barry
%T Computerized readability levels
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 45-46

%A Janice C. Redish
%T Understanding the limitations of readability formulas
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 46-48

%A Lawrence T. Frase
%T Ethics of imperfect measures
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 48-50

%A Bertram Bruce
%A Andee Rubin
%A Kathleen Starr
%T Why readability formulas fail
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 50-52

%A Daniel L. Plung
%T Readability formulas and technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 1
%D March 1981
%P 52-54

%A Anon
%T The practical writer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 63-65

%A Anon
%T Power of the printed word
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 65-71

%A Herman Skolnik
%T Communicating technical information
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 72

%A Ryle L. Miller,\ Jr.
%T Translate your thoughts into good technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 73-74

%A Sandra Pakin
%T Evaluate user documentation before you buy the software
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 75-78

%A Susan J. Grimm
%T EDP user documentation: the missing link
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 79-83

%A Sarah Montova
%T Word watching: who or whom ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 84-85

%A Robert H. Frye
%T Artistic technical training
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 86-89

%A Peter M. Schiff
%T Speech: another facet of technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 89-90

%A Kevin R. Daley
%T Presenting your viewpoint
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 91-94

%A John E. Baird,\ Jr.
%T How to overcome errors in public speaking
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 94-98

%A George De\ Mare
%T Communicating at the top
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 2
%D June 1981
%P 99-101

%A E.J. Mc\ Carthy
%A J.J. Kilpatrick
%A J. Mac\ Nelly
%T The gobbledegook
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 116

%A Richard L. Nailen
%T An engineer's guide to clear language
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 117-119

%A Ethel Grodzins Romm
%T Writing guide
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 120-121

%A Nora B. Jacob
%T Writing for success in business
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 121-122

%A Robert Schoenfeld
%T When to make nouns go into action
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 123

%A Nick Tredennick
%A Brion N. Shimamoto
%T On systematic generation of scientific papers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 124-127

%A Thomas Montalbo
%T Say it in threes
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 128-129
%K triad

%A David L. Adamy
%T Speech notes: how and when to use them
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 130-132

%A Jack E. Hulbert
%T Conducting intelligent business dialog
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 132-135

%A Eugene Raudsepp
%T Toward better meetings: a psychologist's view
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 136-138

%A Ruth M. Power
%T Who needs a technical editor ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 139-140

%A Alex M. Andrews
%T Technical writing: the engineer's masterpiece
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 141-145

%A C.M. Krowne
%A D.H. Covington
%T Integrating engineering and technical communications
in sophomore electrical engineering projects
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 145-147

%A Terrance M. Davey
%T Drawings can communicate better
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 148-150

%A Yoshiaki Shinoda
%T Pitfalls for Japanese specialists in English technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 3
%D September 1981
%P 151-152

%A Christine Egan
%T Writing resumes and cover letters
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 156-160

%A Bridgford Hunt
%T The new you - researched, resumed, and rarin' to go
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 160-162

%A Marcia R. Fox
%T The cover letter
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 163-165

%A David P. Boyd
%T Business interviews - frequent questions, acceptable answers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 165-168

%A Albert Joseph
%T Writing training materials that turn people on
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 169-171

%A George R. Dunn
%T Guidelines for writing for publication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 172-175

%A Anon
%T The process model of document design
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 176-178

%A Anon
%T How to polish your writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 179-181

%A Robert Schoenfeld
%T Human dimensions for inanimate objects ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 182-183

%A Cheryl Reimold
%T Business writing - clear and simple
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 184-185

%A James Pilditch
%T Did you read the instructions carefully ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 185-186

%A W.A. Delaney
%T When and how to argue
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 186-188

%A John E. Baird,\ Jr.
%T Getting the most out of seminars: listening by objectives
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 189-191

%A Michael M. Klepper
%T Executive interviews: do you or don't you ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 192-194

%A Raymond E. Floyd
%T The written speech
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 195-196

%A David Davies
%T Next slide please
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 196-197

%A Gene Woolsey
%T On learning where to begin, how to listen, and when to stop
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 197-198

%A Sarah Montoya
%T Word watching: single or double consonant ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-24
%N 4
%D December 1981
%P 199-201

%A Thomas P. Johnson
%T How well do you inform ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 5-9

%A Arn Tibbetts
%T Ten rules for writing readably
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 10-13

%A Stephen M. Goldfarb
%T Writing policies and procedure manuals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 14-15

%A John Maynard
%T A user-driven approach to better user manuals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 16-19

%A Arlan Saunders
%T Writing effective assembly procedures
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 20-21

%A Elizabeth Berry
%T How to get users to follow procedures
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 22-25

%A Leon S. Gold
%T Job instructions: four steps to success
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 26-30

%A J. Scott Artmstrong
%T Creative obfuscation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 30-32

%A Herman A. Estrin
%T How to write for scientific and technical journals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 32-33

%A B.C. Sharma
%T Graphic evaluation of readability scores
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 34-35

%A Gerard Voland
%T Bond graphing as a mode of technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 35-37

%A Richard A. Taylor
%T Brainstorming; in search of an idea
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 38-40

%A Joan Bolmer
%T Tips on talking in public
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 40-42

%A William F. Wright
%A Donald T. Hawkins
%T Information technology - a bibliography
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 1
%D March 1982
%P 43-50

%A Richard Braby
%A J. Peter Kincaid
%A Paul Scott
%A William C. McDaniel
%T Illustrated formats to teach procedures
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 61-66

%A M.C. Bailey
%A W. Pferd
%T Graphics-based instruction for interactive-graphics-system training
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 67-73

%A Richard Hodgkinson
%A John Hughes
%T Developing wordless instructions: a case history
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 74-79

%A Robert Waller
%A Paul Lefrere
%A Michael Macdonald Ross
%T Do you need that second color ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 80-85

%A James P. Gleason
%T Humor can improve your technical presentations
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 86-90

%A Richard D. Filley
%T Opening the door to communication through graphics
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 91-94

%A James E. George
%A Anders Vinberg
%T The display of engineering and scientific data
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 95-97

%A Kathryn Szoka
%T A guide to choosing the right chart type
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 2
%D June 1982
%P 98-104

%A Alan R. Gudknecht
%T Well-written documentation leaves nothing to imagination
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 112-119

%A Virgil Diodato
%T Indexing: another way for authors to communicate
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 120-122

%A Aaron Marcus
%T Designing the face of an interface
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 122-126

%A Michael W. Riley
%A David J. Cochran
%A John L. Ballard
%T Designing and evaluating warning labels
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 127-130

%A Oliver C. Wells
%T How to write a book
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 131-132

%A E. Kathleen Booher
%A Wilma Davidson
%T Eleven myths about writing - and how trainers can debunk them
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 133-135

%A Carol M. Barnum
%T Teaching technical writing to the engineering student:
industry's needs, the student's expectations
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 136-139

%A Yoshiaki Shinoda
%T Teaching English technical writing to Japanese specialists
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 140-143

%A Robert Schoenfeld
%T Dollars-and-cents value of efficient presentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 144-150

%A R.G. Kenneth
%T Turning the disgruntled linguist into a gruntled one
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 150-151

%A H. Kent Naker
%T Guidelines for gatherings help you meet with success
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 152-154

%A Karl K. Darrow
%T How to address the American Physical Society
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 3
%D September 1982
%P 154-157

%A Donald E. Williams
%T Idea clarification
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 172-174

%A Susan B. Dunkle
%A Purvis M. Jackson
%T Information structuring: relating old and new knowledge
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 175-177

%A Ellen McDaniel
%A Gwendolyn Gong
%T The language of robotics: use and abuse of personification
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 178-181

%A Parker H. Johnson
%A Judith Garrard
%A William Hausman
%T A method for translating technical to nontechnical prose
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 182-185

%A M. Jimmie Killingsworth
%T Science and technology for a general audience: the personal essay
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 186-188

%A Kenneth B. Powell
%T Writing with verve
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 189-191

%A Leslie A. Braunstein
%T Beyond the technical journals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 192-195

%A Sharon Dunwoody
%T A question of accuracy
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 196-199

%A S.C. Bartlett,\ Jr.
%T How engineers can help educate the public
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 199-201

%A Michael F. Wolff
%T When you have to get up and speak
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 202-203

%A Janet H. Potvin
%T Eight steps to better newsletters
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 204-210

%A Gary M. Abshire
%T A bibliography of writings on writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 211-219

%A John L. Kent
%T Your business writing affects your success
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-25
%N 4
%D December 1982
%P 220-221

%A Yvonne Lewis Day
%T The economics of writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 4-8

%A Muriel Zimmerman
%T The use of repetition in technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 9-10

%A H.F. Lippincott
%T Some tips for clear writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 11-12

%A Jim Corey
%T Lead your ace: accuracy, clarity and effectiveness in technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 13-14

%A Joel Haness
%T How to critique a document
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 15-17

%A Richard A. Conway
%T To publish or not to publish
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 17-19

%A John R. Bonee
%T The care and feeding of an executive speaker
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 20-24

%A Joan F. Dornbusch
%T It's all right to read your speech - and here's how
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 25-29

%A Eric W. Skopec
%T A problem-solving approach to preparing professional presentations
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 30-35

%A Thomas Ealey
%T Presenting the successful technical seminar
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 35-37

%A William C. Houze
%T The electronic imperative: process information intelligence or perish
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 1
%D March 1983
%P 38-41

%A James E. Mignard
%T Memo to Moses from HEW
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 55-56

%A Clark E. Beck
%T Proposals: write to win
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 56-57

%A Jeffrey M. Seisler
%T Proposal writing: approaching the approach
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 58-60

%A Robert Hays
%T Prescriptions for using boilerplate
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 60-62

%A Susan Dressel
%A James S. Fuler
%A Susan A. Bagby
%A Sherry A. Dell
%T ASAPP: automated systems approach to proposal production
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 63-68

%A James R. Tracey
%T The theory and lessons of STOP discourse
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 68-78

%A M. Jimmie Killigsworth
%T A bibliography on proposal writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
%P 79-83

%A T.M. Georges
%T Fifteen questions to help you write winning proposals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 2
%D June 1983
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%A Patricia Baggett
%T Four principles for designing instructions
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 99-105

%A A.E. Bloomwell
%T Forty-six tips for flip-chart users
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 106-107

%A Herbert E. Vogt
%T You don't have to be an artist to produce an illustrated document
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 108-112

%A Lionel A. Howard,\ Jr.
%T A survey of technical communication programs
in U.S. colleges and universities
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 113-116

%A Madhu S. Gupta
%T Book reviews of scientific and technical books
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 117-120

%A Stephen Juhasz
%A Theodore A. Klein,\ Jr.
%A James L. Wood
%T What's in a name
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 121-122

%A Janet H. Potvin
%T Planning and organizing an annual conference
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 3
%D September 1983
%P 123-152

%A Tim Whalen
%T Developing an in-house business and technical writing course
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 160-161

%A Carla Echols
%A Lois Pryor
%T A scorecard for technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 162-165

%A John Mashburn
%A Janice Vantrease
%T Planning a company program for technical documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 166-169

%A Dan Andersen
%T Getting engineers to write
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 170-171

%A Susan Dressel
%T Generating a quick first draft
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 172-174

%A Valarie M. Arms
%T Engineers like to write - on a computer !
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 175-177

%A Gary Lynch
%T Documenting engineering instrumentation projects
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 178-183

%A Susan A. Bagby
%A Sherry A. Dell
%T How to use graduate interns to support your publications department
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 184-186

%A C.C. Crawford
%T How to gather and organize ideas quickly
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 187-190
%K slip method

%A Ronald C. Rosenburg
%T The engineering presentation - some ideas on how to approach and present it
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 191-193

%A Robert C. Winton
%T Problems in speaking abroad
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 194-196

%A Ashis Gupta
%T Profiling: a functional aid to effective communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 197-200

%A Ruth Eddington
%T Tips for more precise language use
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 201-203

%A C.S. Sankar
%T Reduction of duplicate names in data entry forms
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 204-208

%A Eugene Raudsepp
%T Stimulating creative thinking
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-26
%N 4
%D December 1983
%P 209-211

%A Herb Fischborn
%T In defense of the language
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 7-9

%A Joan Klapp
%T Can engineers write ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 10-13

%A Gael D. Ulrich
%T Write a good technical report
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 14-19

%A Daniel L. Plung
%T Add style to your technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 20-24

%A Thomas E. Burke
%T You'll never get ahead in engineering if you can't make yourself understood
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 25-28

%A Lidia Lopinto
%T Designing and writing operating manuals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 29-31

%A Bert Decker
%T A good speech is worth a thousand (written) words
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 32-34

%A Frank E. Jamerson
%T Communication in industrial research laboratories
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 35-37

%A M.C. Cosgrove
%T Writing for "the audience"
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 38-41

%A James Hartley
%T The role of colleagues and text-editing programs in improving text
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 1
%D March 1984
%P 42-44

%A James P. Gleason
%A Joan P. Wackerman
%T Manual dexterity - what makes instructional manuals usable
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 59-61

%A Peter Martin
%T Ergonomics in technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 62-64

%A David Bradford
%T The persona in microcomputer documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 65-68

%A Stephen Marcus
%A Sheridan Blau
%T Not seeing is relieving: invisible writing with computers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 69-72

%A Jean A. Lutz
%T A study of revising and editing at the terminal
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 73-77

%A Roger A. Grice
%T "Cut and paste" enters the computer age
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 78-81

%A Joyce M. Evans
%A Roseann Litzinger
%T Montly report pyramid
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 82-84

%A James A. Mann
%A John B. Ketchum
%T Multi-use: reshaping technical material
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 85-88

%A Gary D. Bates
%T Upgrading written communication - your firm's and you own
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 89-92

%A Gina M. Burchard
%T Professional accountability in the senior engineering lab
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 93-96

%A Edwin J. Podell
%T Mathematics must be effective in technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 97-100

%A Frank Smith
%T Myths of writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 101-104

%A Anon
%T Essentials of English
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 2
%D June 1984
%P 105-107

%A Laura E. Casari
%T Required: three hours in technical communications - paradigm for a paradox
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 116-120

%A Frieda F. Bostian
%T Technical writing - "very useful stuff"
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 121-125

%A George F. Keyser
%A Eugene M. de\ Loatch
%T Learning through writing in an engineering course
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 126-129

%A Janet H. Potvin
%T Using team reporting projects to teach concepts of audience
and written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 130-137

%A Mary B. Coney
%A Judith A. Ramey
%T A communication curriculum in engineering education: an alternative model
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 138-143

%A Chris J. Georgopoulos
%A Voula C. Georgopoulos
%T From university term papers to industry technical reports
- an attempt to bridge the existing gap
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 144-148

%A Karl E. Gwiasda
%T Of classrooms and contexts: teaching engineers to write wrong
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 149-151

%A Herbert B. Michaelson
%T Teaching engineering students to communicate
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 152-155

%A Susan Feinberg
%A Jerry I. Goldman
%T Technical writing attitude measurement and instructional goals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 155-160

%A Paul V. Anderson
%T What technical and scientific communicators do:
a comprehensive model for developing academic programs
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 161-167

%A Eston E. Evans
%A Charles K. Alexander,\ Jr.
%T Increasing aural skills of international graduate students
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 168-171

%A Lionel A. Howard,\ Jr.
%T A survey of technical communication programs
in U.S. colleges and universities - 1984
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 3
%D September 1984
%P 172-176

%A Joann T. Hackos
%T Teaching problem-solving strategies in the technical communications classroom
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%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 180-184

%A Roger E. Masse
%T Theory and practice of writing processes for technical writers
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 185-192

%A Bradford B. Broughton
%T A key course to unlock communication: letter writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 193-196

%A William Dennis Horn
%T Computer-assisted writing instruction at Clarkson University
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 197-200

%A Ron S. Blicq
%T Job hunting: sharpening your competitive edge
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 201-210

%A Alan D. Wilcox
%T How to write a recommendation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 211-214

%A Fan Changxin
%T What's in a Chinese name ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-27
%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 215-216

%A Daniel L. Plung
%A Lois K. Moore
%T Publishing an anthology - a case history with suggestions
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 217-221

%A William R. Arnold
%T Vehicles for documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 4
%D December 1984
%P 222-229

%A David Sussman
%T Composing photographs for technical journals
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 1
%D March 1985
%P 3-12

%A B. Michael Kantrowitz
%T What price technical editing ? Phase I: reaching a lay audience
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%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 1
%D March 1985
%P 13-19

%A Gina M. Burchard
%T Courseware design: new roles for text and technical writers
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%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 1
%D March 1985
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%K CAI education

%A Carole Huber
%T The logical art of writing useful comparisons
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 1
%D March 1985
%P 27-28

%A Mary St.\ John
%T The Teradata document template: a planning tool
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 1
%D March 1985
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%A Roger E. Masse
%T Theory and practice of editing processes in technical communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 1
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%K bibliography

%A Charles E. Beck
%T Conducting an editing workshop
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 1
%D March 1985
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%A Herb Smith
%T Methods for training the technical editor in interpersonal skills
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%A John D. Ryder
%T An IEEE Centennial retrospective
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 2
%D June 1985
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%A Robert B. Greenly
%T Technical writing and illustrating strategies
for winning government contracts
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 2
%D June 1985
%P 7-12

%A Tim Whalen
%T Renewal: writing the incumbent proposal
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 2
%D June 1985
%P 13-16

%A John B. Moffett
%A Stephen G. Smith
%A S.J. de\ Amicis
%T Technical brochure preparation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 2
%D June 1985
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%A Deborah L. Flaherty
%T The Olympic experience
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%D June 1985
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%A Stephen Marcus
%T The host in the machine: decorum in computers who speak
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%D June 1985
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%A Richard M. Davis
%T Publication in professional journals: a survey of editors
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%K ieee_tpc
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%D June 1985
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%A A. Terry Bahill
%T Write for the reading system; talk to the listening system
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 2
%D June 1985
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%A James W. Souther
%T What to report
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%D September 1985
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%A James W. Souther
%T Identifying the informational needs of readers; a management responsibility
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 3
%D September 1985
%P 9-12

%A Alice E. Moorhead
%T The conference approach to engineers' report writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 3
%D September 1985
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%A Ronald M. Benrey
%T Top-down management communication: the view from mid-channel
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%D September 1985
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%A James McAlister
%T Build your case to management
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 3
%D September 1985
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%A Joann T. Hackos
%T Using systems analysis techniques
in the development of standards and procedures
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 3
%D September 1985
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%A F.Wm. Fleischhauer
%T Technical writing in the management-systems world
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%D September 1985
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%A Cheryl L. Losey
%T Electronic messaging systems for more effective management
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 3
%D September 1985
%P 35-39
%K electronic mail, e-mail, email

%A C.W.J. Wende
%T Decalogue of the monthly summary
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%K ieee_tpc
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%D September 1985
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%A Jane Whitney Gibson
%A Richard M. Hodgetts
%T Self-disclosure: a neglected management skill
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%D September 1985
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%A James W. Hill
%T Bibliography on management communications
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 3
%D September 1985
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%A Andrew Malcolm
%T Writing for the disadvantaged reader: an introduction
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
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%A Kathleen Eilers Crandall
%T Writing for adult English language learners
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
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%N 4
%D December 1985
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%A Alinda Drury
%T Evaluating readability
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 11-14

%A Dave Crane
%T Writing for closed-captioned television for the hearing-impaired
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 15-18

%A Andrew Malcolm
%T How closed captions work
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 19-20

%A Gerard G. Walter
%T Estimating the vocabulary size of the disadvantaged reader
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 21-25

%A Larry J. LoMaglio
%A Victoria J. Robinson
%T The impact of passive voice on reading comprehension
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 26-27

%A A.M. Ibrahim
%T What's in an Arabic name ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 28-29

%A David Dobrin
%T Do not grind armadillo armor in this mill
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 30-37

%A Gary M. Abshire
%A Dan Culberson
%T A team approach to producing good documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 38-41

%A Dietrich Rathjens
%T The seven components of clarity in technical writing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-28
%N 4
%D December 1985
%P 42-46

%A Andrew Feenberg
%T Network design: an operating manual for computer conferencing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 2-7

%A Paul Levinson
%T Teleconnections
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 8

%A Paul Levison
%T Marshall McLuhan
%A computer conferencing
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 9-11

%A Elaine B. Kerr
%T Electronic leadership: a guide to moderating online conferences
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 12-18

%A Michal Spitzer
%T Writing style in computer conferences
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 19-22

%A D.J. Pullinger
%T Chit-chat to electronic journals:
computer conferencing supports scientific communication
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 23-29
%K BLEND

%A Bryan Pfaffenberger
%T Research networks, scientific communication, and the personal computer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 30-33

%A R.A. Flavin
%A J.D. Williford
%A H. Barzilai
%T Computer conferencing data structures in the GRANDiose system
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 1
%D March 1986
%P 34-44

%A William Kniskern
%T Samuel Johnson: technical writer
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 3-6

%A Diana Railton
%T Communication skills training
for engineering students in British universities
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 7-14

%A Scott P. Sanders
%T Practice, proficiency, professionalism
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 15-18

%A Madame Yu Jingjuan
%T How to deliver a successful lecture in China
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 19-22

%A M. Jimmie Killingsworth
%A Kimberly Eiland
%T Managing the production of technical manuals: recent trends
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 23-26

%A Theo C. Manschreck
%T Schizophrenic disorders and reading disturbance
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 27-30

%A Vincent R. Waldron
%T Interviewing for knowledge
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 2
%D June 1986
%P 31-34
%K expert system, knowledge engineering

%A Michael W. Cronin
%T The role of language in preventing or ameliorating job burnout
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 3-9

%A Robin Raskin
%T The quest for style
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 10-18
%K RightWriter, Grammatik II, Electric Webster, Punctuation and Style, PC-style
%K WWB

%A Dietrich Rathjens
%T Reverse engineering: the outline as document restructuring tool
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 19-22

%A Anon
%T The reader's forum
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 23-24
%K hyphen

%A Timothy Whalen
%T Proposal costs: meeting the milestones on time, on budget
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 25-28

%A John Stypa
%T Product documentation with a purpose
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 29-30

%A Patricia R. Harris
%A Thomas E. Pinelli
%T The standardization of publishing practices:
an introduction to organizations and the standards process
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 3
%D September 1986
%P 31-34
%K ANSI NISO

%A Andrew Oram
%T Opening passage: a new look at the system documentation problem
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 3-10
%K manual

%A Larry Queipo
%T User expectation of online information
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 11-15

%A Esther Kando Odescalchi
%T Documentation is the key to user success
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 16-18
%K manual

%A Peter Martin
%T Computer user documentation problems: their causes and solutions
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 19-20
%K manual

%A Susan L. Fowler
%A David Roeger
%T Programmer and writer collaboration: making users mauls that work
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 21-25

%A Stephen Kurt Partridge
%T So what is task orientation, anyway ?
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 26-32

%A Ronald A. Guillemette
%T The meaning of reading-to-do documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 33-36
%K manual

%A Thomas R. Barstow
%A Joseph T. Jaynes
%T Integrating online documentation into the technical publishing process
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 37-41

%A Karen L. McGraw
%T Guidelines for producing documentation for expert systems
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 42-47

%A Stephanie Rosenbayum
%A R. Dennis Walters
%T Audience diversity: a major challenge in computer documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 48-55
%K manual

%A Brenda Rubens
%T Personality in computer documentation: a preference study
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 56-60

%A Deborah Gettys
%T IF you write documentation, THEN try a decision table
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 61-64

%A Bernice E. Casey
%T A games approach to system interface design
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 65-71

%A Saul Carliner
%T Topping the text
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 72-74

%A Philip Rubens
%T Online information, traditional page design, and reader expectation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 75-80

%A Diane Basara
%A Darrell Burgin
%A Gabrielle Ryan
%A Paul Trummel
%T A case study of online information: second generation systems design
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 81-86

%A David A. Schell
%T Testing online and print user documentation
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 87-92

%A Joan Callahan Compton
%T Results of a telephone survey of technical documentation users
%J IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
%K ieee_tpc
%V PC-29
%N 4
%D December 1986
%P 93-99