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Publisher. Pond, Tbny. "Side by Side: Save Time and Money by Information Media & Technology. 22:l (January 1989), Printing Pages TWO-Up with Ventura Publisher." Pub- pp. 21-24. lish! 4:5 (May 1989), pp. 71-72. "Publish! 1988 Desktop Publishing Buyers Guide." Poor, Alfred. "Add-In Boards for the HP LaserJet": Publish! 3:9 (September 1988), pp. 63-138. Post-Purchase Postscript. Adding Postscript to your LaserJet Is More Than Just an Inexpensive Way to Get Publishing with Ventura, Version 2.0. Solona Beach, CA: Fancy Typesetting. The Speed Improvement over an Paining Specialties, 1989. (6 audiocassettes, 45 mins; Apple Laserwriter Can Be Startling." PC Magazine. videotape, 30 mins; 205-page manual) 8:7 (April 11,1989), pp. 205-228. Rahtz, Sebastian. "Database Systems for Textual Data: ----------. "Battling Babel: Word Processing Format An Experiment with Gravestones." Literary & Linguis- Conversion. Preserving Your Formatting Commands tic Computing. 3:l (1988), pp. 32-35. As You Move among Word Processors Is the Forte of These Four Format-Conversion Programs." PCMaga- Randall, Neil. "Determining Literariness in Interac- zine. 8:s (April 25, 1989), pp. 141-144, 149-155. (re- tive Fiction." Computers and the Humanities. 22:3 views of R-DoclX, Version 5.1a; Software Bridge, Version (1988), pp. 183-191. 3.11; Word for Word, Version 4.00, and Word- Link, Version 2.0) Raskin, Robin. "Professional Publishing Moves to the PC." PC Week. 6:13 (April 3, 1989), pp. 101-103.. Porter-Kuchay, Suzanne. "Publishing Adventures with (divided task or group approach to desktop publishing) Ventura Publisher." Proceedings. 35th International Technical Cornmumiation Conference, Philadelphia, PA, Raymond, Darrell R. and Frank Wm. Tbmpa. "Hy- May 10-13,1988. Washington, DC: Society for Techni- pertext and the Oxford English Dictionary: Hypertext cal Communication, 1988, pp. VC76-VC78. Databases Can Be Produced by Converting Existing Text Documents to Electronic Form. The Basic Task in Poswick, R.-Ferdinand. "MIKRAH-COMPUCORD: A Conversion Is Identification of Fragments. We Illus- Linguistic Database on a Microcomputer for the Ma- trateThat This Is Not Always a Straightforward Process soreticText of the Bible." Literary & Linguistic Comput- with an Analysis of the Oxford English Dictionary." ing. 3:3 (1988), pp. 152-157. Communicationsof theACM. 31:7 (July 1988),pp. 871- 879. Potter, C D. "Do Engineers Need Desktop Publishing?" Computer-Aided Engineering. 7:6 ( June 1988), pp. 28- Read, Stephen. "Logical Text-Processingin Philosophy 34. Courses." Humanities Communication Newsletter. No. 10. (1988). pp. 22-23. Potter, Rosanne G. "Literary Criticism and Literary Computing: The Difficulties of a Synthesis." Comput- Reed, W. Michael. "Problem-Solving, Writing Theory, ers and the Humanities. 22:2 (1988), pp. 91-97. and Composing Process Software." Computers in the Schools. 4:3/4. (Fall-Winter 1987-1988), pp. 179-189. Presley, E. C. 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Norwell, MA: Kluwer Academic, 1988. 26- RWPN, May '89 Ristroph, J. H. "Multi-System Font Generation." Roth, Steve. "Ventura Tlirns Two: Ventura Just Gets Computers and Indusm'al Engineering: 10th Annual Better and Better--but Now It's Been Split into a Base Conference for Computers and Indusm'al Engineering. Version and a Hefty Add-on That Total a Steep $1500." (Dallas, TX: March 23-25,1988), pp. 467-474. PC World. 7:2 (February 1989), pp. 106-109. Rivera, Christine. "Champagne Documents on a Beer Rubens, Philip. "Desktop Publishing: Technology and Budget: You Don't Need an Expensive Desktop Pub- the Tfechnical Communicator." Technical Communica- lishing Package to Get Good Results from a Laser tion. 354 (November 1988), pp. 296-299. Printer. You Can Get the Same Results with a High- End Word Processor. Here's How to Do It." Informa- Rubinsky, Yuri and Philip L. Lehman. "Markup Lan- tion Center. 4:10 (October 1988), pp. 16-22. guage Creates Blueprint for Style, Format." Govem- ment Computer News. 7 (June 24,1988), p. 73-74. Robey, Bruce. "Thne Up VenturaPublisher with Power- ful Utility Programs." Typeworld. 13:7 (First April Rundel, Robert D. "JUrbofonts: The Quest for the 1989), pp. 11-13. (reviews of Vtune 1.0, PubStar 1.0, Ultimate Scientific Word-Processing System Continues." Mickey 1.0, and dataTAG) Science Software. 4:2 (April-June 1988), pp. 186-189. Roblyer, M. D.; William H. Castine, and F. J. King. Ruplin, Ferdinand and John Russell. "On Generating "How Effective Is Word Processing in Improving Writ- a German Lexicon." CALICOJournal. 5:4 (June 1988), ing Skills?" Computers in the Schools: Special Issue, pp. 51-62. Assessing the Impact of Computer-Based Instruction. 5:3/4 (1988), pp. 100-103. Ruus, Hanne. "Lexical Data Structures." Literary & Linguistic Computing. 3:3 (1988), pp. 169-176. Rodgers, Richard T "WordPerfect 5.0 Is 'Worth the Wait.'" The Lawyer's PC. 522(August 15,1988), pp. 1- Saffo, Paul. 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