Technical Editing: The Practical Guide For Editors And Writers

Judith A. Tarutz

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The Editors Role * What is Technical Editing? * The Twelve Basic Rules * Editing As a Mindset, Not Just a Skill Set * The Editor As Team Player * Working with Writers: Ten Lessons I had to Unlearn The Editors Job * Types of Editorial Reviews * The 100 Most Common Errors * Levels of Edit * Following, Breaking, and Making the Rules * How to Write a Style Guide Writers Will Want to Use * Tips and Tricks of the Trade * Editing Computer Manuals The Editors Career * Editing in a Desktop Publishing Environment * Managing Projects and Time * How to Get Hired As a Technical Editor and How to Hire Technical Editors * Is Editing Becoming Obsolete? * Case Studies * Sample Style Guides

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