Writing with a computer
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Writing with a computer
Allyn and Bacon, c1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 251-254) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Writing with a Computer emphasizes how computers can help users to writers write more efficiently and effectively. Recognizing that the majority of writers only take advantage of about 10% of the functionality of most modern word processors, the text helps writers explore how other functions of word processors can help them write better and faster. Writing with a Computer also provides detailed discussions of locating, evaluating, and organizing information available on the Internet - with an emphasis on the World Wide Web. Its primary goal is to explore how technology can support the range of composing and information gathering processes that writers use to create new documents. The book focuses on how computers help writers generate ideas; collect and evaluate information; draft, review, revise, and edit text; and design documents; advice on how to keep a computer in good working order as well as how to solve problems is also included. Providing clear guidance on the strengths and weaknesses of modern word processors and operating systems, Writing with a Computer emphasizes how computers can help serve the needs of writers rather than placing that emphasis on software features.
目次
Each chapter concludes with "Looking Ahead."
Preface.
1.Making Your Computer Part of Your Writing Processes.
An Overview of Writing Processes.
Generating Ideas.
Collecting Initial Information.
Planning Documents.
Drafting Documents.
Organizing Documents.
Reviewing and Revising Documents.
2.Editing.
Editing Spelling.
Editing for Grammar and Style.
Editing for Consistency and Variety.
Cutting Clutter.
3.Improving Format, Layout, and Document Design.
The Formatting Dilemma.
Elements of Design.
Developing a Typographical Style Guide.
4.Gathering Information Online.
Locating Online Information Sources.
Searching and Browsing Online Information.
Evaluating Online Information.
5.Finding Writing Support Online.
Using Commercial Software.
Finding Support on the World Wide Web.
Joining Online Writing Communities.
6.Writing Faster with a Computer.
Composing on the Computer.
Reusing Documents.
7.Organizing Your Computer's Desktop.
The "Desktop" Metaphor.
What's on Your Desktop?
Setting Up a Desktop That Works for You.
8.Creating a Writing Environment.
Computer Dangers - Real or Imagined?
Arranging and Adjusting Your Writing Environment.
Changing Your Work Habits.
9.Keeping Your Computer Healthy.
Preventive Maintenance.
Controlling the Power.
Keeping a Clean Workplace.
Keeping Software Working.
Uninstalling and Reinstalling Software.
Protecting Your Document Files.
10.When Disasters Strike - Solving Computer Problems.
An Example-Steve's Computer Won't Print.
Troubleshooting Computer Problems.
Common Hardware Problems.
Appendix A: Glossary of Terms.
Appendix B: Word Processing Commands.
Appendix C: Writing with Older Computers.
Appendix D: Reference Works and Style Guides.
References.
Index.
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