Archive.org is indeed an "Oh, wow!" site - I've browsed/searched there often in the past - so easy to lose track of time while on the site ;) I've also used...
I never thought of this as a site for indexers. My husband is a big fan of Old Time Radio and has downloaded hundreds of hours from archive.org. There is a...
The original announcement for the New York City chapter of the American Society for Indexing conference on November 13th, contained an error in the address...
I have an easy question about sections when doing Elsevier enhanced indexing. I'm working on my first one and would appreciate someone contacting me offlist to...
After nearly four months in a long-term care facility, (ugh) Elspeth Pope is finally going home! I can't even *begin* to tell you how happy she is to get this...
Hello Collective Wisdom, I need a word to describe someone who is hard for the general public to reach or communicate with, like a celebrity or CEO of a large...
inaccessible - reached only with great difficulty, or not at all On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Teri Jurgens Lefever ... [Non-text portions of this message...
reclusive secluded sequestered These have nuances, depending on the reason for them being inaccessible ... [Non-text portions of this message have been...
The book is talking about using social media to be able reach executives who are otherwise not accessible to ordinary folks. Teri Jurgens Lefever Nimble Index ...
My name is Karen and I have enrolled in the Berkeley Extension Indexing: Theory and Application Course. My instructor is Sylvia Coates. I am currently looking...
Please join ASI's Mid- and South-Atlantic Chapter for our December workshop. What: Polishing Your Index, an all-day index editing workshop Who: Enid Zafran ...
Hello, My name is Ruth and I am also newly enrolled in the UC Berkeley online course, Indexing: Theory and Application. I think it is great that I can live in...
Good morning all! A client has asked me to please help them find humanities copyeditors. It is an offshore client for whom I have done dozens of indexing jobs,...
Hi, all, Got an interesting query from a client. Seems they are favoring putting the index in the front of the procedures manual (for working with nuclear...
... I have a copy of ISO 999 (Guidelines for the content, organization and presentation of indexes), and as far as I can tell, that has nothing to say about...
I just tried to see if I could insert an index elsewhere than at the end of the file. Normally you would generate the index at the end of your file. As far as...
Joanne said her index is to be embedded. But if not -- I assume that one could (should/must?!) also paginate the index (and other front matter) as a separate...
I have a meeting this evening with an author re (I think) indexing a book that is an English translation of a Mandinga text. The author is from Senegal. I'll...
I don't know the language, but recently indexed a book that focuses on the region where it's spoken, with many transliterated terms in the text. Main thing to...
Thanks for the advice!! It turns out to be an English translation of an oral saga, much in the nature of Song of Roland. The professor is Senegalese and wrote...
Good morning everyone, I'm doing research for an article in The Indexer on why people do or do not join their respective indexing societies. I've read over the...
Hello All, The author of a 200 page book which I indexed says that the page numbers in the final proofs have changed and wants to pay me to fix the index for...
I always tell clients that up to two hours of edits/repagination are included in the base fee. Any additional time is billed at $50/hr. Carolyn Weaver ... ...
I am relocating to Hawaii and am considering indexing as a profession that I can do as a home business 3000 miles from the Mainland. I have a MLIS from The...
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