The Technical Communication Handbook

Laura Gurak

ISBN 10: 0321365070 / ISBN 13: 9780321365071

Verlag: Longman_Pub Group, 2008

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Bibliografische Details

• Titel: The Technical Communication Handbook
• Verlag: Longman_Pub Group
• Erscheinungsjahr: 2008
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-10: 0321365070
• ISBN-13: 9780321365071
• Einband: Paperback
• Zustand: Acceptable

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Inhaltsangabe

The Technical Communication Handbook, a life-long companion for technical communicators, is a comprehensive reference guidefor technical communication students at all levels, as well as by practicing technical communicators and others writing in the technical workplace.  The handbook boasts a full-color design, extensively annotated model documents, and coverage of current topics in intellectual property, digital communication, collaboration, and accessibility issues. 

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An essential guide for a new generation of students and professionals.

In The Technical Communication Handbook, annotated, full-color models show you exactly how technical documents are put together. Step-by-step guidelines offer advice on how to succeed in the team-oriented, multimedia world of technical communication today. Whether you are putting the final touches on a report or planning a career in a technical field, you ll find up-to-date information and advice in this useful reference guide.

What are style sheets ? (See pp. 38-41)

How should I consider international audiences in my documents? (See pp. 21-24)

When is a printed letter better than an email? (See pp. 104-115)

How can I improve the appearance of my documents? (See pp. 291-318)

How do I prepare for a group presentation? (See pp. 136-140)

How do I conduct effective surveys? (See pp. 434-436)

Is utilize or use the right word? (See p. 565)

How do I cite photos and video from the Web? (See pp. 407-411, 576-608)

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