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This is a query about the use of simplified english in the preparation of technical documents. Does anyone have references to publications which describe specifications and/or programs for producing simplified English in the preparation of technical documents? In particular, does anyone have a copy of the publication listed below? AECMA, 1988: A Guide for the Preparation of Aircraft Maintenance Documentation in the International Aerospace Maintenance Language. Change no. 4 - Dec. 80/88. Paris. If so, please contact LappinMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuewatson.ibm.com or Mccord
watson.ibm.com. Thanks. Shalom Lappin
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I'm looking to acquire some of the videotapes in the PBS series called
"The Story of English". I've tried calling PBS Video Sales and they
don't carry it. I've also tried WNET (in NYC) to find out what they
might know but came up empty-handed. I've got the "companion volume"
but it has no info about the tapes. I've even checked PBS-/NPR-related
merchandise catalogues ("Wireless" and "Signals")... Any ideas?
--David Silva (djsilva
suvm.acs.syr.edu)
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