Document Production for Technical Writers
Type of Culminating Activity
Graduate Student Project
Graduation Date
12-1-1992
Degree Title
Master of Arts in English
Department
English
Major Advisor
Mike Markel
Abstract
Effective technical communication depends on the quality of the presentation as well as on the content. In fact, the presentation may very well determine whether the content is ever read or used. Each piece of literature—a sales brochure, set of instructions, technical article, company newsletter, or proposal—competes with a myriad of others. Catalogs, direct-mail solicitations, and newsletters fill the mailboxes—and often the wastebaskets. Those with an appearance that attracts attention and creates a favorable impression have the best chance of achieving their purposes.
Recommended Citation
Beus, Becky Ann, "Document Production for Technical Writers" (1992). English Literature Graduate Theses and Projects. 5.
https://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/english_gradproj/5