Online information for the Bibliography

“The instruction we find in books is like fire. We fetch it from our neighbours, kindle it at home, communicate it to others, and it becomes the property of all.”—Voltaire

“Every reader finds himself. The writer’s work is merely a kind of optical instrument that makes it possible for the reader to discern what, without this book, he would perhaps never have seen in himself.”—Marcel Proust

“To be well informed, one must read quickly a great number of merely instructive books. To be cultivated, one must read slowly and with a lingering appreciation the comparatively few books that have been written by men who lived, thought, and felt with style.”—Aldous Huxley

Software and reference links for all versions of Word

This Web page contains links to books that are available primarily or exclusively online:

Anon. Apache OpenOffice User Guide. OpenOffice.org.

Anon. LibreOffice Documentation. LibreOffice.org.

Associated Press style guide

Brown, M.K.; Huettner, B.; James-Tanny, C. 2010. Managing virtual teams: getting the most from wikis, blogs, and other collaborative tools. Jones & Bartlett Publishers. 401 p.

Cain, C.N.; Walker, R.W. 2012. OpenOffice 3.4 Volume 1: Writer. Black and White. Quantum Scientific Publishing. 228 p.

Chicago Manual of Style, 17th edition

Council of Science Editors Style guide, 8th edition

Deegan, P. [no date] Office 2010: the real startup guide. OfficeWatch.com.

Deegan, P. [no date] Office 2013: the real startup guide. OfficeWatch.com.

Deegan, P. [no date] Office 2016: the real startup guide. Office Watch.com.

Deegan, P. [no date] Windows 8.1 for Microsoft Office users. OfficeWatch.com.

Deegan, P. [no date] Windows 10 for Microsoft Office users. OfficeWatch.com.

Friends of OpenDocument Inc. 2007. OpenOffice.org 3 Writer Guide. 3rd ed.

Hart, G.J. 2004. Avoiding repetitive-stress injuries: a guide for the technical communicator.

Hart, G. 2011. Uprooting entrenched technical communication processes: process improvement using the kaizen method.

Hart, G. 2011. Save time by mastering the basics: efficient movement within a file.

Hart, G. 2012. Reimagining the review-and-revision process: a case study of improving the speed and accuracy of technology transfer.

Hart, G. 2014. Writing for science journals: tips, tricks, and a learning plan.

Huggan, C. 2013. Bend Word to Your Will and Migrating from Word 2004 to Word 2011.

Jaszi, P.; Aufderheide, P. 2010. Code of best practices in fair use for scholarly research in communication. American University School of Communication, Center for Media and Social Impact.

Lyon, J. 2008. Microsoft Word for Publishing Professionals. The Editorium.
Lyon, J. 2011. Macro Cookbook for Microsoft Word. The Editorium.
Lyon, J. 2015. Wildcard Cookbook for Microsoft Word. The Editorium.

McKenzie, J. 2011. The Editor’s Companion. 2nd ed. Cambridge University Press.

Microsoft. 2018. Language reference for Visual Basic for Applications.
Microsoft knowledgebase article “How to recover a lost Word document”
MLA. 2016. MLA handbook. Eighth Edition. Modern Language Association of America.

Powers, H. 2010. Making Word 2010 work for you: an editor’s intro to the tool of the trade. Editorial Freelancers Association.

Ticktin, N. (Ed.) 2007. MacTech’s guide to making the transition from VBA to AppleScript.

Weber, J.H. 2013. Taming Apache OpenOffice Volume 3.4. Getting started. Friends of OpenDocument, Inc.