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Claude Abraham teaches French at the University of California, Davis.

Richard Ziegfeld, who has a Ph.D. in comparative literature from the University of Texas, taught at the University of South Carolina before assuming duties at McDonnell Douglas Corporation as a communications specialist and as editor-in-chief for the AIS-II Computer Based Training Group. In the fall of 1985, New American Library will publish the book he co-authored on writing for the computer medium. He has also written a book-length style guide on CAI screen-display conventions.

David Vance, President and Executive Director of the Museum Computer Network, is also anassociate professor of computer science at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and author of numerous works on computer applications to the documentation of collections.

L.J. McCrank, Dean of Library and Instructional Services of Auburn University at Montgomery, has his Ph.D. in medieval history and includes among his interests archive automation, automated bibliography, and electronic publishing.

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Abraham, C., Ziegfeld, R., Vance, D. et al. Book reviews. Comput Hum 19, 61–67 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02259619

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