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Scannen und Drucken

Anton Kammermeier, Peter Kammermeier

1992

Microsoft Publisher 2007 for dummies

Jacqui Salerno Mabin, Jim McCarter

2007

Invention, copyright, and digital writing

Martine Courant Rife

1993

Five more golden rules

John L. Casti

2000

HTML 3

Dave Raggett, Jenny Lam, Ian Alexander

1996

Document formatting and typesetting on the UNIX system

Narain Gehani, Steven Lally

1986

Electronic publishing on CD-ROM

Steve Cunningham

1996

Looking Good in Print

Roger Parker

2006

HTML for dummies

Ed Tittel

1996

10 minute guide to HTML

Evans, Tim.

1995

Sams teach yourself Web Publishing with HTML 4 in 21 days

Laura Lemay

1998

HTML for the World Wide Web with XHTML and CSS

Elizabeth Castro

2003 ★ 3.3

Intranet publishing for dummies

Glenn E. Weadock

1997

JavaScript for the World Wide Web

Tom Negrino

1998

Writing space

J. David Bolter

1991

More HTML for dummies

Ed Tittel

1996

Epub Straight to the Point

Elizabeth Castro

2011 ★ 4.0

Career building through using digital publishing tools

Rebecca T. Klein

2014

Introducing Microsoft FrontPage

Kerry A. Lehto

1996

eBook publishing for beginners

Learn2succeed.com Inc

2012

Scholarly publishing

Robin P. Peek, Gregory Newby

1996

Digital journalism

Kevin Kawamoto

2003

A guide to LATEX

Helmut Kopka, Patrick W. Daly

1993

PUBLISHING YOUR E-BOOK

Daniel E. Harmon

2014

E-books

Hal Marcovitz

2013

Auditing EDP systems

Peter B.B. Turney, Donald A. Watne, Donald Watne

1984

Real world scanning and halftones

David Blatner, Steve Roth

1993

Every nonprofit's guide to publishing

Cheryl Woodard, Lucia Hwang

2007

HTML5 and CSS3

Bruce Hyslop, Elizabeth Castro

2012

The information professions in the electronic age

John Gurnsey

1985

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