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| Services | Tips | Theory | WebPoems | Workshops | Books | Articles | Lisa | Jonathan |
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We started out as writers, doing articles in
magazines like Arts, Esquire, Harper’s, Home Office Computing, MacWorld,
Reader’s Digest, and TV Guide. This background in journalism helped us
tune our style to a variety of audiences, introducing them to a wide variety of
technological subjects. We’ve written more than two dozen books explaining technology to consumers, and half a dozen giving advice on how to write. At the center of our circle, Jonathan Price wrote How to Write a Computer Manual (Benjamin/Cummings, 1984), and co-authored an update with Henry Korman, How to Communicate Technical Information (Benjamin/Cummings, 1993). He’s finishing a book now for Ablex called Outlining Goes Electronic. Through 20 years writing, editing, training, and managing technical communication in the high-tech industry, our team has become familiar with most of the crises you face. We’ve pushed documentation from paper manuals to online help, then CD-ROM, and now Web sites. |
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