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    Diana Patterson:
    Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Systems Documentation, SIGDOC 1985, Ithaca, NY, USA, June 18-21, 1985. ACM 1985, ISBN 0-89791-186-5

On-Line: Humans and Computers

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    Charles Wiecha, Max Henrion:
    Separating Content from Form: A Language for Formatting On-Line Documentation and Dialog. 1-7
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    John B. McKee:
    Computer User Manuals in Print: Do They Have a Future? 8-14

Automatic Systems Documentation Generators

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    Richard H. Smith:
    ADL - A Documentation Language. 15-17
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    Miheko L. Ouchi:
    Software Maintenance Documentation. 18-23
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    E. David Callender, Yuzo Yamamoto, D. B. Childs, A. M. Farney:
    Documentation Generation from a PSA Database. 24-33
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    Peter E. Schilling, John T. Wizzard:
    Evolution of Program Documentation Through a Long-Term Project. 34-43

Papers

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    Michael P. Barnett:
    BASIC and DOS Jobstreams in IBM PC Software Documentation. 44-54
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    Ann Solem:
    Designing Computer Documentation that Will be Used: Understanding Computer User Attitudes. 55-56
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    Paula Angerstein:
    Better Quality Through Better Indexing. 57-60

Documentation Recognition and Education

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    Diana Patterson, Chris Hallgren:
    Documentation's Recognition Problem: What Can We Do About It? 61-61
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    Gregory R. McArthur:
    If Writers Can't Program and Programmers Can't Write, Who's Writing User Documentation? 62-70

Networks

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    Steven Worona:
    An Informal Overview of CUINFO (Cornell's Computer-Based Bulletin Board). 71-77
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    Nathaniel S. Borenstein:
    Help Texts vs. Help Mechanisms: A New Mandate for Documentation Writers. 78-83

Language Up [the] Grade

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    Russell L. Kahn:
    Improving Systems Documentation Using an Online Copy Editor. 84-87
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    Richard M. Chisholm:
    New Metaphors for Understanding the New Machines. 88-96

The Computer Medium

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    John A. Cross:
    A Paperless Environment for Group Effort in Documentation Development. 97-101
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    Pm Weizenbaum:
    Creating a Campus On-Line News System. 102-107

Using Human Language

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    Chris Hallgren:
    Factors Affecting Readability. 108-109
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    Paul S. Burdett Jr.:
    Documentation: Effective AND Literate. 110-113
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    John R. Talburt:
    The Flesch Index: An Easily Programmable Readability Analysis Algorithm. 114-122

Automatic Documentation with Perspectives

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    Gary Perlman:
    Multilingual Programming: Coordinating Programs, User Interfaces, On-Line Help and Documentation. 123-129
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    Diana Patterson:
    The Impact of Technology on Publishing Through the Ages to You. 130-133

Graphics and Text

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    Judi Cleary:
    Merging Text and Graphics. 134-138
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    Sandra B. Smith:
    Dynamic Screens and Static Paper. 139-145

A Different Vision

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    Roger Segelken:
    A Case History of a Computer Media Event - Introducing a Supercomputer Center. 146-160
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    Karen E. Andrésen:
    From Pencils and Paste-Ups to VDTs and the Integrated Page: Some Thoughts on the State-of-the-Art. 161-164

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