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(1): From "What's in a Name?" in Aldus Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 3, March/April 1991.
(2): Donald Knuth's book The TeXbook, Volume A of the Computers & Typesetting series published by AddisonWesley, Reading, MA, 1984, contains an appendix with a good treatment of hyphenation issues.
(3): For an excellent look at the construction of books, see Bookmaking by Marshall Lee, R.R. Bowker Company, New York, 1979.
(4): Interleaf Publisher, FrameMaker, and PageMaker all use this concept of a book as an organizational tool. Corel Ventura Publisher uses the concept of a publication for the same purpose. Of course, they all treat this concept somewhat differently.
(5): Please see Section Text Retrieval in the Appendix Resources for vendors of text retrieval engines.
(6): See "Developments in Automatic Text Retrieval, " by Gerald Salton, in the Aug. 30, Vol. 253, issue of Science for a look at where the field of text retrieval is going.
(7): Vol 1, #8, 1995 and also at http://www.iworld.com.
(8): For excellent guidance on Web design, check out Sun's "Guide to Web Style" at: http://www.sun.com/styleguide/.
(9): See Section 6 3 Color in Chapter 6 Media and Document Integration for some information on color.
(10): For a good overview of typography filled with practical rules of thumb, see Using Type Right, by Philip Brady, Northern Lights Books, Cincinnati, OH, 1988.
(11): The complete description of METAFONT can be found in The METAFONT book by Donald Knuth, Addison Wesley, Reading, MA, 1986.
(12): For a good explanation of shape grammars, from its principle proponent, see "Introduction to Shape and Shape Grammars, " by G. Stiny in Environment and Planning B, 7, 1980.
(13): See "The Language of the Prairie: Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie Houses," by H. Koning and J. Eizenburg in Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 8, 1981.
(14): See "A Rule System for Aesthetic Research in the Visual Arts," by R.G. Lauzzana and L. Pocock-Williams in Leonardo 21, No. 4, 1988. Also see "Storing Art Images in Intelligent Computers" by Joan L. Kirsch and Russel A.Kirsch, in Leonardo 1988 for a good overview on the use of shape grammars and art images.
(15): From the article "U.S. Drops New Food Chart," by Carole Sugerman and Malcolm Gladwell, in the Washington Post, April, 1991.
(16): From "The $855,000 Pyramid," by Carole Sugarman, in the Washington Post, April 28, 1992.
(17): From the MacUser's Manual of RightWriter, version 3.1, 1990, Readability Index section.
(18): See "Customizing: A Textbook Case" by Carla Lazzareschi, in the Washington Post, Sept. 22, 1990, and "Professors Customize Textbooks, Blurring Roles of Publisher, Seller and Copy Shop," by Michael Miller, in the Wall Street Journal, Aug. 19, 1990.
(19): The newspaper called "The Latest News" is published by States News Service, 1333 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004. Tel: (202) 628-3100.
(20): For a more comprehensive look at the media lab, see the book The Media Lab, by Stewart Brand, published by Penguin Books, New York, 1988 or their Web site at: http://www.media.mit.edu.
(21): For a survey of legal document-assembly software see, "Legal Documents," by Craig Sherod in Computer Publishing Magazine, Feb. 1991.
(22): Hypertext systems allow the user to jump from one related topic to another by following links through a web of information. Of course, the Web is now the classic hypertext system. For a good overview of this important topic see the book Hypertext & Hypermedia by Jakob Nielsen, Academic Press, New York, 1990.

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