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Electronic Publishing, Volume 5, 1992
Volume 5, Number 1, March 1992
- Gerard Salton, Chris Buckley, James Allan:
Automatic Structuring of Text Files. Electron. Publ. 5(1): 1-17 (1992) - Richard Furuta:
Important Papers in the History of Document Preparation Systems: Basic Sources. Electron. Publ. 5(1): 19-44 (1992)
Volume 5, Number 2, June 1992
- Jacques André:
Editorial. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 53-54 (1992) - Alistair McCleery:
Teaching Electronic Publishing: A Scottish Example. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 55-61 (1992) - Mary C. Dyson:
The Curriculum as Hypertext. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 63-72 (1992) - Peter J. Brown, R. E. Jones:
Marking EP Coursework Using Electronic Communication. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 73-78 (1992) - Jacques André, Roger D. Hersch:
Teaching Digital Typography. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 79-89 (1992) - Heather Brown, Ian Utting:
Teaching Electronic Publishing to Computer Scientists. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 91-96 (1992) - Peter Hammersley:
A Curriculum in Electronic Publishing. Electron. Publ. 5(2): 97-102 (1992)
Volume 5, Number 3, September 1992
- David F. Brailsford, Richard Furuta:
Editorial. Electron. Publ. 5(3): 103-104 (1992) - Charles K. Nicholas, Lawrence A. Welsch:
On the Interchangeability of SGML and ODA. Electron. Publ. 5(3): 105-130 (1992) - Silvano Pozzi, Augusto Celentano, Luisa Salemme:
ALIVE: A Distributed Live-Link Documentation System. Electron. Publ. 5(3): 131-142 (1992) - Frans C. Heeman:
Granularity in Structured Documents. Electron. Publ. 5(3): 143-155 (1992)
Volume 5, Number 4, December 1992
- David F. Brailsford, Richard Furuta:
Editorial. Electron. Publ. 5(4): 161-162 (1992) - Johny Srouji, Daniel M. Berry:
Arabic Formatting with DITROFF/FFORTID. Electron. Publ. 5(4): 163-208 (1992) - Fred Cole, Heather Brown:
Editing Structured Documents - Problems and Solutions. Electron. Publ. 5(4): 209-216 (1992)
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