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Some ways to find answers to your Office questions and solutions to your Office problems.
Young, Michael J. mjy Online. Resources>Writing>Software>Microsoft Word
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Minneapolis Technical Writers and Editors Directory
Web sites of technical writers and editors in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area and in nearby outstate Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Winzig Consulting Services, LLC (2004). Resources>Directories>Writing>Technical Writing
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MITWA: Mentors, Indexers, Tech Writers and Associates
Whether you are an aspiring technical writer, or just starting out, or have been in the technical writing game for a while, we are here to give you the support and encouragement you may need from time-to-time.
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The documents below demonstrate different types of writing or writing for different purposes.
Pearson Education (2005). Resources>Business Communication>Document Design
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Model Documents Gallery: Business and Technical Writing 
A collection of model documents to complement a variety of TC textbooks.
Bedford-St. Martin's. Resources>Business Communication>Writing>Technical Writing
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Moving from Unstructured to FrameMaker Plus DITA
This page provides some answers to the question 'What resources would you recommend for someone moving from unstructured Frame to Frame+DITA?' Carla Martinek, Translation Coordinator/Editor, started making this list in response to a CMS question on the FrameMaker+DITA listserv, and thought it would be worth sharing.
KeyContent.org (2006). Resources>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker
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A forum for discussing online help related issues.
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MultilingualWebmaster.com was created to provide an open forum for developers and managers of multilingual web sites. Our goal is share information and innovation and promote 'best practices' in multilingual web site design.
MultilingualWebmaster.com. Resources>Language>Localization>Web Design
#10330
Multimedia Resources: A Selected Interdisciplinary Guide 
The guide below assembles and connects a selected interdisciplinary resource base for practitioners, educators, and researchers. The print and online sources it reviews cover a wide range of practical and theoretical information related to multimedia theory, design, development, and production from the past decade. Unlike other annotated bibliographies that review and critique the literature related to a single issue or thematic topic, the focus and scope of this guide is broader, and it is intended to be browsed. While not a comprehensive guide by any means, it constitutes a representative slice of the current research and resources available. Full bibliographic information is included for print items, and URLs are provided for online sources. For periodicals, I have included contact information for subscriptions.
Heba, Gary M. Technical Communication Online (1997). Resources>Multimedia
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A blog about issues in content development for multimedia by a Ph.D. candidate researching these issues.
Stolley, Karl. MultimediaWriting.com. Resources>Writing>Multimedia>Blogs
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Multiple-File Search and Replace Utilities in Windows
This is a review of some multiple-file search and replace utilities for the Windows operating system. One limitation in Windows is the lack of a good search and replace utility. I've often needed to do a search or search and replace across multiple files. While Windows does have a decent Find utility, it doesn't search and replace. I've found a couple of programs that address this limitation.
Soltys, Keith. IRTC (2001). Resources>Software>Editing
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My Eight Favorite Usability Books
Below is a list of my favorite usability, human factors, and web design books. If I did not own these books, I would buy them. I find myself going back to these books again and again. A couple of them have been replaced because I've worn them out. These are the books that I recommend to other people all of the time. Simply put, if I did not have them available to reference and read, I would feel like my library was not complete.
Rhodes, John S. WebWord (2003). Resources>Bibliographies>Usability
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My Human-Computer Interaction Bookshelf
An annotated bibliography of books in Human-Computer Interaction.
Lowgren, Jonas. Linkopings Universitet. Resources>Bibliographies>Human Computer Interaction
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A collection of useful links, especially for science freelances.
Robinson, Richard. NASW (2004). Resources>Scientific Communication>Consulting
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National Association of Science Writers: Members' Web Sites
Any NASW member who wants to set up an individual web site on the nasw.org server is entitled to 2 megabytes of space at no charge. If you're an NASW member, we have some information on setting up individual web sites. Here is a complete alphabetical list of links to the web sites of NASW members. Some are on the nasw.org server, and some are located elsewhere. We also have separate pages for members whose writing fits into one or more specialty areas (Thanks to Richard Robinson for this idea.)
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National Association of Science Writers: PR Mailing List Archive
The National Association of Science Writers maintains three public e-mail lists for the discussion of subjects of interest to science writers. Anyone may read, subscribe to, and post messages on these lists subject to the NASW's policies and procedures.
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National Association of Science Writers: TALK Mailing List Archive
The National Association of Science Writers maintains three public e-mail lists for the discussion of subjects of interest to science writers. Anyone may read, subscribe to, and post messages on these lists subject to the NASW's policies and procedures.
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NEO Binaries: The Web App Finder
The definitive guide to finding the newest & most popular enterprise applications; compare details, read reviews, news, articles, rate products and discuss in the forums
Paul, Adam. NEO Binaries. Resources>Directories>Software>Blogs
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A blog/forum website for discussions about current issues in usability.
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New Architect Research is your source for IT white papers and market research reports from over 3,500 leading IT vendors and over 60 top analyst firms. You can also sign up for the KnowledgeAlert email service to automatically be notified of new research or white papers as they come in.
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This site is a compilation of advice and resources for those who are new to technical communication and want to know what it takes to break into the field. What this site is not: It is not an introduction to the field. It is not an authoritative reference. It is not a guarantee of employment.
Dunham, Paul. Newbie Tech Writer (1999). Resources>Directories>TC
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News for people who make things usable.
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For more than 35 years The Newsletter on Newsletters has offered news, views, trends and techniques for the newsletter professional.
Newsletter on Newsletters, The. Resources>Publishing>Newsletters>Blogs
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The infographics weblog is a running collection of links to infographics found on the web through my own research and the submissions of many individuals.
Nixlog. Resources>Graphic Design>Technical Illustration>Blogs
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Nonfiction University: Technical Writing
Included in this section are hypertexts composed by authors with explicit expertise in technical or scientific fields, or by technical writers who interpret technical or scientific topics for a nonspecialist audience. We include links to sites that explain the field of technical writing and its genres, along with references to aid technical writers.
George Mason University. Resources>Directories>Writing>Technical Writing
