The review period will end March 2, 1992. Electronic Manuscript Preparation Transaction Publishers and NISO are pleased to announce the publication of a major new national standard for preparation and markup books, articles, and serial publications on the computer. The standard defines the format syntax of the application of SGML publication of books and journals. The standard achieves two goals. First, it establishes a standard way to identify and tag parts of an electronic manuscript so that computers can distinguish between these parts.
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She has an e-mail account and sent this message. It is far more depressing than I could ever have imagined. The location of the meeting will be announced in the conference program. Jane B. Robbins, chair of the COA Standards for Revision Subcommittee and director of the School of Library and Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, will preside. An opportunity will be provided for those attending to present comments and ask questions.