CD-ROM Reference: Publications Project Management

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Table of Contents

• A Design Primer for Editors
• A Guide to Photographic Copyright
• 'Accidentally' Correct
• Accountability, Trust, and Sabotage
• Adobe Acrobat's PDF in a Nutshell
• Affinity Newsletters: Fresh Air for Closed Communities
• Alphabetizing Systems, Take Two
• As a Manager, You Set the Tone-So No Whining!
• Assembly Instructions
• Avoiding 'Chartjunk in' Maps
• Being an Editor Calls for Resilience
• Canadian Thesaurus
• Catching Errors in Internet Addresses
• Choosing Colors for International Design Projects
• Citing Internet Sources
• Confessions of a Procrastinator
• Control Freaks-and the People Around Them
• Custom Publishing: Can you benefit from its economies?
• Defending Your Staff
• Delegating without Getting Burned
• Developing a Salary Plan for Publications Staff
• 'Doing Art' Before You've Learned How
• Doing This and That and That
• Drag Power for the PC
• Editing Word Tables for Less Space and More Sense
• Editors and Designers: Talking the Same Language
• Encoding and E-mail Attachments
• Encryption Basics Decrypted
• 'Endurance Training' for Electronic Publishing Specialists
• Estimating Editorial Tasks: A Five-Step Method
• Everybody a Winner! (Well, Nobody a Total Loser)
• Finding Time for Managerial Tasks
• Fonts on the Web
• Foolproof Your Files, Part II: Preflighting
• For a New Year: Life, Work, and Cabbage
• Getting Ducks in a Row: The Rules for Displayed Lists
• Going International
• Guidance for Ghostwriters: How to Present Samples
• Handling Internet Addresses in Text
• Help with Scanning, Printing, Web Design
• How Long Is a 'Day'?
• How Many Editors Does It Take?
• How Much Authority Do Departmental Editors Have?
• How to Be a Good Client
• How to Handle a Staffer with Too Much Initiative
• How to Lie with Maps
• How to Make Sure That Big, Important Rush
• Project Doesn't Get Done (Or at Least Gets Done Poorly)
• How to Prioritize When Everything Is Urgent
• 'I Fixed It, It's Right, You Hired Me, Go Away'
• Indexing Can Be Taught
• Infographics: Data-Spelunking
• Intelligent Tinkering: The Process of Keeping Periodicals Fresh
• Job-Hopping and the Pursuit of Management
• Just What Is a Newsletter Editor, Anyway?
• Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 95
• Kinds of Blue (and Green, and Purple)
• Know-Nothing New Boss or Knee-Jerk Resentment?
• Letting Designers Change the Lightbulb
• Looking for Proof
• Low Budget
• Making Design Clients Happy
• Making the Most of Broadbanding
• Manage Your Files, Not the Other Way Around
• Managerial Burnout-Is There a Cure?
• Managing Collaborative Writing Projects — Editorial managers may be asked to do everything but the windows
• Managing Multiple Publications Projects
• Managing the Outsourced Department
• Moving to an Online 'Blueline'
• Nonprofit Press Releases Can Be News
• One Last Look: The Final Quality Control Review
• Online Editing-More Than Mastering Software Online Style
• Pleading the Case for Professional Development
• Printing Windows Folders
• Promotional Writing That People Will Believe
• Publishing Law Made Clear, If Not Simple
• Ready-to-Use Images
• Recognizing File Types
• Red-Flag Clauses in Book Contracts
• Righting Upside-Down PDF Pages
• Seattle to Sri Lanka in Seven Seconds: File
• Transfers on the Internet
• Seeing How Color Will Print: Avoiding Pitfalls
• Separate Offices for Editors: Luxury or Necessity?
• Setting Up a Home Office
• Simple Principles Underlie Successful Visuals
• Six Criteria for Evaluating Your Web Site
• Smoothing and Speeding the Journal Review Process
• Taming the Beast: Lessons for Managing Large Projects
• Telecommuting: Practical Option or Management Nightmare?
• The Annual Report: Bread-and-Butter Communication
• The Authors Guild Helps Negotiate Book Contracts
• The Challenges of a Large Compilation
• The Employee Nobody Likes
• The Ever-Expanding Document
• The Fast & the Furious: Word Saves
• The Fine Art of Critiquing
• The New-Manager Hokey-Pokey
• Think You're Ready for Takeoff?
• To Hang or Not to Hang? Block Questions and Columned Format
• U.S. Postal Service Offers Online Customer Service
• Using Graphics on the Web
• Vector Art
• What Do Think You Are, a Genius?
• What Does Fairness Have to Do with Deals?
• When Editors Have to Turn Authors Down
• When You and Your Employee Clash: Clarifying Expectations
• Who Should Pay for Changes?
• Why Are No-Frills Forms So Hard to Take?
• Why Establish Online Standards?
• Why Printing Plant Tours Are Worth the Time
• Why Put Your Print Publication Online?
• Wild and Crazy Clip Art Revue
• Working with MS Word Files

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