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Knowing When to Bail Out   (PDF)

Lathrop identifies the red flags that might indicate an uncooperative client.

Lathrop, Lori M. Intercom (2000). Careers>Freelance

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#15157

Knowledge Transfer Strategies   (PDF)

Discusses training strategies for companies struggling with reorganization and the departure of knowledgeable employees.

Magnan, Raymond. Intercom (2001). Articles>Knowledge Management

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#14741

Large-scale HTML Conversion Using a Word Processor   (PDF)

The authors describe a process for converting Microsoft Word documents to HTML.

Hara, Takayoshi and Mayumi Seitou. Intercom (2002). Design>Web Design>Software>Word

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#14788

The Latest Word   (PDF)

Wallia introduces some of the attractive features of Word 2002 and discusses the relative merits of four best-selling books on how to use the software.

Wallia, C.J.S. Intercom (2002). Articles>Technology>Software>Word

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#14657

The Leap Online   (PDF)

McGowan discusses how documentation departments can ease the transition from a paper-centered work environment to an online one.

McGowan, Kevin S. Intercom (2000). Design>Documentation>Online

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#14664

Learning by Teaching   (PDF)

Bist argues that the best way for technical communicators to deepen their knowledge of their companyís product information is to teach it. Using examples from his own experience, he suggests how to prepare and teach a course on any professional subject.

Bist, Gary. Intercom (2000). Careers>Education

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#15158

Learning from Customers   (PDF)

Illustrates how technical writers can track customer complaints and use the information to improve the usability of products and documentation.

Bist, Gary. Intercom (2002). Design>Usability>Assessment

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#22790

Lessons in Internationalization   (PDF)

By examining some of the mistakes his company made while implementing an e-commerce Web site, Larson demonstrates the complexity of internationalization.

Intercom (2004). Design>Web Design>Localization>E Commerce

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#15159

Listservs: Connecting Students with Practitioners   (PDF)

An instructor of technical communication describes how she uses technology to give her students access to professionals in the field.

Dyke, Julie L. Intercom (2000). Articles>Collaboration>Mailing Lists

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#15160

LOA 101: Intro to Letters of Agreement   (PDF)

Answers some common questions about Letters of Agreement, documents used by independent contractors to define the specifics of particular projects.

Frick, Elizabeth A. 'Betsy'. Intercom (2002). Careers>Freelance>Contracts

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#22794

Localization in a Time of Shrinking Budgets   (PDF)

Suggests ways that technical communicators can implement cost-effective localization.

Butland, Philip. Intercom (2004). Articles>Language>Localization

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#13148

Location-Based Wireless Web Applications   (PDF)

Imagine that you’re at an amusement park with your children when, in an unguarded moment, the four-year-old wanders away. Today, you would hunt frantically for your missing child. Soon, however, you’ll be able to go to a security office where someone will display your missing child’s location on a map by tracking a cell phone or GPS (Global Positioning System) chip that you rented for the day and strapped to your child’s ankle. Science fiction? Prodgenious (www.prodgenious.com) has offered this service since the summer of 2000.

Perlin, Neil E. Intercom (2001). Articles>Web Design>Wireless Web

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#19709

The Lone Writer   (PDF)

A discussion of the issues for a lone technical writer employed in an organization.

Alroy, Faye. Intercom (2003). Careers>TC

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#22795

Long-Distance Teams: Facing the Challenges   (PDF)

Offers advice for managers of long-distance teams on working across time zones, accommodating team members' cultural norms, easing the difficulties of language differences, and nurturing team spirit.

Legg, Kathy A. Intercom (2004). Articles>Project Management>Collaboration>Online

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#15161

Looking for Questions to My Answers   (PDF)

Debuts a new professional advice column for technical communicators.

Alroy, Faye. Intercom (2002). Articles>TC

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#14655

The Love Song of J. Alfred Techrock   (PDF)

Manley's loving parody of T. S. Eliot's 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock' touches on the realities of technical communicators on the job.

Manley, Frank. Intercom (2000). Humor>Workplace>TC

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#28086

Lovely DITA, DocBook Fades?   (PDF)

Makes the case for DITA and provides a compare-and-contrast of DITA and DocBook.

Dumbill, Edd. Intercom (2006). Articles>Documentation>Standards>DITA

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#14644

Made-Up Words, Real-Life Winners   (PDF)

The editor of Intercom presents the winners of Intercom's annual humor contest.

Martin, Maurice. Intercom (2000). Humor>Language

319.
#15162

Make It Flow: Achieving the Optimal User Experience   (PDF)

Contends that human factors professionals must look beyond usability and heuristics to maximize a product's appeal.

Fruhlinger, Joshua A. Intercom (2001). Articles>Human Computer Interaction>Usability

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#21188

Making the Transition from Student to Employee   (PDF)

Advice to students preparing to become technical communicators.

Alroy, Faye. Intercom (2003). Careers>Advice>TC

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#23091

Making the Web Friendlier for Lower-Literacy Users   (PDF)

Describes techniques for improving the experience of lower-literacy Internet users that do not violate the principles of Web design for other users.

Summers, Kathryn. Intercom (2004). Design>Web Design>Accessibility>Writing

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#27873

Manage the Kaizen Way!   (PDF)

Kaizen is a Japanese phrase that means 'continuous improvement' and has long been used by Japanese managers. Find out how to apply this style to your work as a technical communicator and how kaizen can also be used effectively when working in a team.

Gopalakrishnan, Janani. Intercom (2006). Careers>Management>Project Management

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#15163

Management Guidelines for Alternative Work Schedules   (PDF)

Offers guidance to managers on how to balance the needs of their businesses with the convenience of alternative work schedules, such as telecommuting, flextime, job sharing, compressed work weeks, and reduced hours.

Deshaies, Stephen A. Intercom (2002). Careers>Management

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#18534

Managers: Move from Silos to Channels   (PDF)

Advocates restructuring technical communication departments to eliminate 'silos'—isolated groups within the department—and develop 'channels'—a cooperative grouping of workers and teams through which information about a product can flow.

Hughes, Michael A. Intercom (2003). Careers>Management>Collaboration

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#18533

Managers Weigh In: Perspectives on Current Issues   (PDF)

A report on discussions with several managers of technical communicators about current issues in the field, including changes in hiring practices, telecommuting, and tools and techniques for project management.

Lange, Penny L. Intercom (2003). Careers>Management



 
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