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The BCS Workshop Series, previously published by John Wiley, aims to report developments of an advanced technical standard undertaken by members of the British Computer Society through the Society's study groups and conference organisation. The series should be compulsive reading for all those whose work or interest involves computing technology and for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Individual volumes will mirror the quality of papers published in the BCS's technical periodical, The Computer Journal, and range widely across topics in computer hardware, software, applications, and management.

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Text Processing and Document Manipulation
  • Proceedings of the International Conference, University of Nottingham, 14-16 April 1986
  • Edited by J. C. van Vliet
  • Published online:
    05 May 2010
    Print publication:
    31 March 1986
  • This book covers all aspects of computer document preparation text processing and printing. Computers are being used increasingly in the processing of documents, from simple textual material, such as letters and memos, to complete books with mathematical formulae and graphics. The material may be extensively edited and manipulated on the computer before subsequent output on media such as typewriters, laser printers or photocomposers. This volume contains contributions from several established leaders in the field, and a number of research articles referred by an international programme committee. As such, the book gives a good impression of the state-of-the art in this area, which is of major importance in this 'electronic age' where on-line information retrieval and electronic publishing will increasingly affect our everyday life.