Books about information technology (IT) have a tendency to start with a general statement about the continuing swift developments in the field of computing and information processing and in so saying, the present author has conformed to type.
An edition of Designing Usable Electronic Text
(1994)
Designing Usable Electronic Text
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by Andrew Dillon
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"Books about information technology (IT) have a tendency to start with a general statement about the continuing swift developments in the field of computing and information processing and in so saying, the present author has conformed to type."
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