8. SIGDOC 1990: Little Rock, Arkansas, USA

• Deborah Dameron:
  The editorial role in developing an online user interface. 1-16
  
• Julie S. McDuffee:
  HELPing writer and product team communication through online document design. 17-21
  
• Lisa M. Braz:
  Visual syntax diagrams for programming language statements. 23-27
  
• Patricia Sullivan, James E. Porter:
  How do writers view usability information? A case study of a developing documentation writer. 29-35
  
• Mary Jane Northrop:
  The role of indexing in technical communication. 37-40
  
• Mark Simpson:
  How usability testing can aid the development of online documentation. 41-48
  
• Jennie Dautermann:
  Putting a local information system online using pre-packaged software. 49-53
  
• Bob Johnson:
  User-centeredness, situatedness, and designing the media of computer documentation. 55-61
  
• Hal Berghel, David Roach:
  Documentation design based upon intuitive feature taxonomy and use logging. 63-68
  
• Barbara Mirel:
  Usability and hardcopy manuals: evaluating research designs and methods. 69-77
  
• Lorraine Wilkin, Wendie Wulff, Fitch Richardson Smith:
  Document means more than manual: document design outside the computer industry. 79-86
  
• Duane Ressler, Dee Stribling:
  Designing and prototyping a portable hypertext application. 87-94
  
• Patricia A. Carlson:
  Artificial neural networks as cognitive tools for professional writing. 95-110
  
• R. John Brockmann:
  The why, where and how of minimalism. 111-119
  
• Gwen L. Stimely:
  A stepwise approach to developing software documentation. 121-124
  
• June S. Hopkins, Jean M. Jernow:
  Documenting the software development process. 125-133
  
• Chris Hallgren:
  The mythical task. 135-139
  
• David Roach, Hal Berghel, John R. Talburt:
  An interactive source commenter for Prolog programs. 141-145
  
• John R. Talburt, David Roach:
  RAP: relocation allowance planner, a rule-based expert system with self-defining documentation features. 147-150
  
• Marlene Ménard:
  Writing instructional materials for computing service courses. 151-156
  
• Darrell R. Raymond, Heather J. Fawcett:
  Playing detective with full text searching software. 157-166