stds-802-16: 802 EMS Tutorial Session - Editor Training
People,
I encourage all of you to attend the "Education, Mentoring, Support" session on Monday evening. The last one was very effective, and I think you will learn a lot in this one too. Plus, Howard can be pretty entertaining.
Anyone participating in editing should attend. If you have any interest in editing, it would be a good idea. If you even care what goes into the edited document, it would be worth your while to understand the concepts, because they affect what the editor can do in practice.
I hope to see you there!
Roger
>Dear IEEE 802 LMSC EC Members,
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>As previously promised, we will be conducting the second installment of the EMS training sessions on Monday night, November 10, during the second tutorial slot from 8:00 - 9:30 pm in Ballroom A at the Albuquereque Convention Center.
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>As this will be a "hands on" training session, attendees are expected to bring a laptop computer with either Framemaker v6.x or v7.x installed. Attendees should also download the following zip file which contains two Framemaker template .mif files:
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>http://www.ieee802.org/802_tutorials/nov03/frame_files.zip
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>Please pass this information along to your editors and encourage them to attend this training session. An abstract for the session is included below.
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>Title: Education, Mentoring, Support - Installment Two
>Presenters: Howard Frazier, Jennifer Longman, David Law, David Cypher
>Date & time: Monday November 10, 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
>Location: Albuquereque Convention Center - Ballroom A
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>This is the second installment of the Education, Mentoring and Support program for chairs and editors of IEEE 802 LMSC projects. In this session, we will provide a tutorial on the IEEE Standards Style Manual, the IEEE Standards Framemaker template, and the draft creation and editing process. The tutorial will emphasize the use of Framemaker desktop publishing software. Attendees are strongly encouraged to bring their laptop computers with Framemaker v7.0 installed. The tutorial will be most useful for new editors, or those new to Framemaker.
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>Howard Frazier