Publications in 1999

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Hart, G.J. 1999. Indexing Web pages: maybe books aren’t such a bad model after all! Intercom, June:26–28.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Nurturing a new writer. Intercom, September/October:6–9.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Conquering the cubicle syndrome. Intercom May 1999:3.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Don’t wait to be downsized! Intercom, July/August:60.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Devil’s advocates can bridge the two solitudes. Computerworld Canada, July 2:19.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Validity checks. Computerworld Canada, July 30:15.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Garbage in, garbage out: using affordances. Computerworld Canada, Aug. 27:15.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Y2K? You too kludge! Computerworld Canada, Oct. 22:17.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Good times, bad times. Computerworld Canada, Dec. 17:17.

Hart, G.J. 1999. The editor as translator (or: How do you say that in calculus?). the Exchange 6(1):7–8.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Using the triage method in technical writing. 4 Lakes Technicalities, Newsletter of the Four Lakes Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication, April 1999:10–11.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Mail your newsletter with less labor and cost. Tieline, the Society leaders’ newsletter, XII(3):4, 7.

Hart, G.J. 1999. Defining editing and the top five rules. The Technical Editors’ Eyrie Newsletter, Issue No. 27, 19 November 1999. http://www.jeanweber.com/news/tenews27.htm#define

Hart, G.J. 1999. The periodic table of emoticons. Chemtech: innovation in chemistry and technology, Oct. 1999. (Inside back cover.)