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-- . "Sorting Out the Sorts: A Primitive Method Indexes a Book

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-- . XyWrite Made Easier: Taming the World's Fastest Word Pro- cessor. Blue Ridge Summit, PA: TAB Books, 1987.

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-- . "Desktop Publishing: Postscript Possibilities." Personal Com- puting. 11:9 (September 1987), pp. 57-58, 60.

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-- . "All about Color. Add Color to Your Desktop-Published

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-- . ''Project Database 3: Relational Databases: Taking the Middle

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-- . "Flat-File Databases: Easy-to-use Sophisticates. Flat-File

Databases, Which Use Data from Only One File at a Time, Are No Longer the FeaturePoor Little Cousins of Powerful Relational DBMS Packages. The Best of Today's Flat-Files Are Easy to Use and Have Enough Sophisticated Features to Make Them All You Might Ever Need in a Database." PC Magazine. 7:7 (April 12, 1988), pp. 155-254.

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Vol. 6 No. 4 [April 19881, 16 pp. tiorton Textra: Word Processing for Composition Classes; Bibliography Update; Beyond Word Processing-Text Management Programs

Vol. 6 No. 3 [March 19881, 16 pp. Microsoft Word 4.0: Battling WordPerfect for # l ; Bibliography Update; Prewriting and Revising with Writer's Helper

Vol. 6 No. 2 [Feb. 19881, 20 pp. The Professional Writer's Workstation: Software for Managing Information; Bibliography Update; News & Notes

Vol. 6 No. 1 [Jan. 19881, 16 pp. Ten Computerized College Writing Programs: Toward a Benchmark; The Professional Writer's Workstation: Content Analysis Comes to the Micros; The Future of Desktop Publishing in Technical Communications

Vol. 5 No. 9 [Dec. 19871, 20 pp. Electronic Manuscripts in the Midwest, Or, When Chicago Talks, People Listen; Word Processing in College Writing Labs: What the Experience at Ten American Universities Is Telling Us; Bibliography Update; News & Notes

Vol. 5 No. 8 [Nov. 1987], 24 pp. An Approach to Multilingual Texts; RamFont and Transliterated Greek: A Look Back at the Hercules Graphics Card Plus; News & Notes

Vol. 5 No. 7 [Oct. 19871, 20 pp. A Computing Program for Word Processing; News & Notes; Bibliography Update; Mainframe Text Analysis Journeys to Micros

Vol. 5 No. 6 [Sept. 19871, 20 pp. Building Text Filters in Turbo Pascal; News & Notes; Bibliography Update; On the Meaning of the Term "Desktop Publishing"

Vol. 5 No. 5 [May 19871, 44 pp. From Word Processing to Desktop Publishing and CD ROM: A Five-Year Bibliographic Perspective on the Impact of Computers on Writing and Research

Vol. 5 No. 4 [Apr. 19871, 16 pp. "Desktop Publishing": Some Semantic Quibblings; Bibliography Update; News & Notes; The Impact of Word Processing on Authors and Their Books

Vol. 5 No. 3 [Mar. 19871, 18 pp. Software Review: PC-WRITE 2.7; Bibliography Update; Evaluating Student Papers with a Word Processor: A Progress Report

Vol. 5 No. 2 [Feb. 19871, 16 pp. Cyrillic Word Processing; 1987 CCCC Convention Program; Bibliography Update; Shareware Integration

Vol. 5 No. 1 [Jan. 19871, 18 pp. Desktop Publishing and the Writer: An Outline of the Future; Footnote to "The Global Microcomputer"; Bibliography Update; The Productivity Chimera

Vol. 4 No. 9 [Dec. 1986],15 pp. A Customized Apple Writer Startup Program; Bibliography Update; SNOBOL4 Programming as Word Processing; 1986 Software Review Index

Vol. 4 No. 8 [Nov. 198q. 18 pp. Multi-Lingual Word-Processing with the Macintosh; Bibliography Update; Memory Resident Thesaurus Programs

Vol. 4 No. 7 [Oct. 19861, 18 pp. Finalword 11: Word Processing for a College Writing Program; Word Processing as a Tool for Revision; Bibliography Update

Vol. 4 No. 6 [Sep. 198q. 18 pp. Desktop Publishing That Anyone Can Do; Software Review: Applewriter II; Computer Projected Thinking in the Classroom; Bibliography Update; Electronic Outlining Comes of Age

Vol. 4 No. 5 [May 198q,23 pp. Word Processing, Electronic Research, and Desktop Publishing: Annual Cumulative Bibliography

Vol. 4 No. 4 [Apr. 1986J. 51 pp. Personal Publishing on Microcomputers; Writing-Instruction Software with HW Writer; Software Review: WordPerfect 4.1; Bibliography Update; Scholar's Software Library: Rightwriter 2.0

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Vol. 4 No. 3 [Mar. 19861 15 pp. More on Low-Cost Word Processing; Classroom Computers & Job Seeking Strategies; Bibliogaphy Update, Scholar's Software Library: Fancy Font 2

Vol. 4 No. Z [Feb. 1986}, Zl pp. A Typology of Word-Processing Programs; News & Motes; Bibliography Update; Addendum to Microsoft Word (Macintosh)

Vol. 4 No. 1 [Jan. 19861, 17 pp. Diagrammatic Writing: "Larger Vision" Software; 1985 Software Review Index; Review: M t a Bene; Bibliography Update; TELECOMMUTER: Laptop to PC Link

Vol. 3 No. 9 [Dec. 19851, Zl pp. The English Department Microlab: An Endangered Species; Software For Text Analysis & Writing Instruction; Bibliography Update; Software Review: Microsoft Word (Macintosh)

Vol. 3 No. 8 [Nov. 19851. 13 pp. Effects of Word Processing on the Correctness of Student Writing; Review: Quintilian Analysis; Bibliography Update; Review: hte8ooh I1

Vol. 3 No. 7 [Oct. 19851, 17 pp. Introducing Word Processing to Students; Review: Readability; A Cautious View of Computers in Teaching Writing; Bibliography Update; Review: 5 M A +

Vol. 3 No. 6 [Sep. 19851, 15 pp. Word Processing on a Budget; Bibliography Update; Scholar's Software Library: Proofwriter; Software Review: MacWrite 4.5

Vol. 3 No. 5 [May 19851, 19 pp. Word Processing, Writing, Literature, and Linguistics: Annual Cumulative Bibliography

Vol. 3 No. 4 [Apr. 19851, 15 pp. Computers, Word Processing, and the Teaching of Writing; Scholar's Software Library: Framework; Word-Processing Errors in Technical Writing; Bibliography Update; ZYIndw: State-Of-The-Art Text Management

Vol 3 No. 3 [Mar. 19851, 11 pp. Micros, Minis, and Writing: A Critical Survey; Bibliography Update; Review: Microsoft Word (IBM)

Vol. 3 No. 2 [Feb. 19851, 11 pp. Setting Up a Word-Processing Microlab; Bibliography Update; Scholar's Software Library: MI; Software Review: WordStar 3.3

Vol. 3 No. 1 [Jan. 19851, 11 pp. A Scholar's Typology of Database Management Software; Bibliography Update; Textra Extra; WordStar Tips and Tricks

Vol. Z No. 9 [Dec. 19841, 11 pp. Teaching News Writing With a Computer; Database Management for Teachers and Researchers Ill; Bibliography Update; Software Review: Word- MARC

Vol. Z No. 8 [Nov. 19841, 11 pp. A Meaning-Based Thesaurus from Old English to the Present; National Science Foundation Research Awards; Database Management for Teachers and Researchers II; Bibliography Update; Software Review: Superwriter

Vol. 2 No. 7 [Oct. 19841, 11 pp. Information Overload and the Library Research Paper; A Computerized Oxford English Dictionary, Database Management for Teachers and Researchers 1; Bibliography Update; Software Review: Textplus

Vol. 2 No. 6 [Sep. 19841, 11 pp. Evaluating Student Papers with a Word Processor; Bibliography Update; Software Review: Textra

Vol. Z No. 4 [Apr. 19841, 9 pp. The Future of Word Processing in Academic Writing Programs; Bibliography Update; Software Review: Easywriter I1

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