The PC is not a typewriter
a style manual for creating professional-level type on your personal computer
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Author
Publication
1992 - Peachpit Press, Berkeley, Calif, California
Language
English
Word Count
23,000 words, Guess
Page Count
92 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivepcisnottypewrite00will
- ISBN-100938151495
- ISBN-139780938151494
- Goodreads358248
- LibraryThing297830
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- Library of Congress Control Number93111416
- Better World Books9780938151494
- Open LibraryOL1456583M
Classifications
- DDC652.5
- LCCZ52.4 .W54 1992
- LCCZ52.4.W54 1992
Description
Ever wonder why some type looks more professional, more sophisticated than other type? The answer lies in the techniques and rules developed for professional typesetting. Not surprisingly, those methods are far different than the training given in Typing 1A. This book not only lays down the principles governing traditional type, but explains the logic behind them. The original version, titled The Mac is Not a Typewriter, sold over 75,000 copies, received scores of rave reviews, and won the prestigious Benjamin Franklin Award from the Publishers Marketing Association. Tailored specifically for users of IBM-compatible computers, this new edition will introduce thousands more to the secrets of beautiful, sophisticated pages. - Back cover.
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