11. SIGDOC 1993: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

• Jay David Bolter:
  Writing on the world: the role of symbolic communication in graphic computer environments. 1-9
  
• Robert M. Akscyn, Donald L. McCracken:
  PLEXUS: a hypermedia architecture for large-scale digital libraries. 11-20
  
• Craig D. B. Boyle, Swee Hor Teh:
  Multimedia intelligent documentation: Metadoc V. 21-27
  
• Heather Brown, Fred C. Cole, Elizabeth A. Oxborrow:
  An object-oriented toolkit for ODA and HyperODA. 29-41
  
• Tony Cahill, Michael G. Hinchey, Liam Relihan:
  Documents are programs. 43-55
  
• Pierre Camps, Michael Jacob, Pierre Bazex, Claude Bouysset:
  A multimedia server for remote training: STIM. 57-63
  
• Leonor Ciarlone:
  Standards: how they can make or break the success of your electronic documentation project. 65-70
  
• Jean-Marie Comeau, Peter R. Milton:
  A window-based help, tutorial and documentation system. 71-81
  
• Victoria A. Hailey:
  Integrating documentation and training via multimedia. 83-88
  
• Kathy Haramundanis:
  Learnability in technical communications. 89-94
  
• Roberta Hartley:
  Guidelines for multimedia usage. 95-106
  
• Bernd Heinrichs, Kai Jakobs:
  OSI communication services supporting CSCW applications. 107-115
  
• Jeffrey K. Holtzman:
  Ready. Fire!! Aim??? 117-134
  
• Carla House, Dennis Quon:
  An on-line communication print service for the demanding client. 135-139
  
• Michelle Hutchinson, Ann Rockley:
  An integrated solution. 141-147
  
• Rick Kazman, John Kominek:
  Information organization in multimedia resources. 149-162
  
• Rudolf K. Keller, Anurag Garg, Tao Tao:
  HyperRef: online support for research literature assessment and documentation. 163-175
  
• Marilyn Kirschen:
  Online documentation: evolution rather than revolution. 177-183
  
• Cesare Maioli, Stefano Sola, Fabio Vitali:
  Wide-area distribution issues in Hypertext systems. 185-197
  
• Elwin N. McKellar Jr., Ginger K. Dwyer, Thomas LaJeunesse, Jeffrey Liimatta, Diana Risdon:
  An interactive online process for developing and producing policy and procedure documentation. 199-207
  
• Brad Mehlenbacher:
  Software usability: choosing appropriate methods for evaluating online systems and documentation. 209-222
  
• Angela Patrick, Andy McGurgan:
  One proven methodology for designing robust online help systems. 223-232
  
• Roland H. Pesch:
  GNU info: a decade of hypertext experience. 233-240
  
• Douglas A. Powell, Norman R. Ball, Mansel W. Griffiths:
  Constructing reality. 241-257
  
• Yuri Quintana, Mohamed S. Kamel, Rob McGeachy:
  Formal methods for evaluating information retrieval in hypertext systems. 259-272
  
• Ann Rockley:
  Putting large documents online. 273-281
  
• Mimi Saffer, Dee Stribling, Jesse Chavis:
  From ground zero to multimedia product support: a real world example of a phased transition to online information. 283-292
  
• Ray Siemens:
  Practical content analysis techniques for text-retrieval in large, un-tagged text-bases. 293-299
  
• Kazuo Sumita, Kenji Ono, Seiji Miike:
  Document structure extraction for interactive document retrieval systems. 301-310
  
• Ashif Tejani, Vassilis Konstantinou, Peter L. R. Morse:
  Postcards: hypermedia for the travel industry. 311-324
  
• Scott R. Tilley, Michael J. Whitney, Hausi A. Müller, Margaret-Anne D. Storey:
  Personalized information structures. 325-337
  
• Saul Traiger:
  Hypertext syllabi in cognitive science. 339-344
  
• Taiji Tsuchida, Hironobu Abe, Mikio Sasaki:
  HyperFrame: a hypermedia framework for integration of engineering applications. 345-355
  
• Phyllis S. Galt, Susan B. Jones:
  Information sharing (solution session): collaborating across the networks. 361-362
  
• Bernd Heinrichs, Kai Jakobs:
  The Eurobridge service platform (solution session): an approach to integrated multimedia. 363-365
  
• Lori E. Kaplan:
  Examples (solution session): the good, the bad, and the ugly and how to identify them at a glance. 367-368
  
• Laura Praderio:
  Working alone (solution session): finding surrogate coworkers on the nets. 369
  
• Yuri Quintana, Rob McGeachy, Mohamed S. Kamel:
  Information retrieval from hypertext documents (solution session). 371-372
  
• Leo Sell:
  The heartbreak of online documentation (solution session): what's a technical communicator to do. 373-374
  
• Sanjay Singh:
  The SIGDOC'93 electronic mail file server (solutions session abstract). 375
  
• Scott R. Tilley, Michael J. Whitney, Hausi A. Müller, Margaret-Anne D. Storey:
  Personalized information structures (solution session). 377-378
  
• Gordon Varney:
  Maintaining document and project quality using checklists (solution session). 379
  
• Carol Wiest, Dov Lungu:
  Multimedia (solution session): from novice to expert (almost). 381-382
  

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