IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication Sep 1978 OA PDF

Preface

R. J. Joenk IBM (United States)

Abstract

This is an issue about nontextual aspects of communicating technical information. Included are eight articles and two book reviews on subjects ranging from what to put on slides, through graphic comparison of data, to attributes of multimedia.

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IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
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1978-09-01
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10.1109/tpc.1978.6593156
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