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Date of this Version
1981
Document Type
Article
Citation
Newsletter of the Association for Documentary Editing, Volume 3, Number 2, May 1981. ISSN 0196-7134
Abstract
Such was the title of a recent PBS program on the current information revolution made possible by electronics. Some of the opportunities which this technology offers to historical editors were explored at a conference in Philadelphia on 4-5 May 1981 entitled "Modern Technology and Historical Editing: National Historical Publications and Records Commission Word Processing Conference." The program focused on the use of word processors and computers by historical editors to expedite the publication of multi-volume printed editions.
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© Association for Documentary Editing, 1981. Used by permission.