Handbook of typography for the mathematical sciences Book

BASIC PRINCIPLES Planning Ahead Consistency Overall Design Page Design Design in the Small Choice of Fonts Single Column or Double Column?
Foreign Alphabets TYPESETTING MATHEMATICS What is TeX?
Typesetting Mathematics in TeX Typesetting English in TeX Answering the Questions from Chapter 1 in the Argot of TeX Other Methods for Typesetting Mathematics Communicating with your Typesetter Communicating with your Editor Guaranteeing that your Book or Paper turns out as you Wish TYPESETTING ENGLISH TeX and the English Language Other Word Processors and Typesetting Systems Communicating with your Copy Editor FRONT AND BACK MATTER The Table of (or TOC)
The Index The Bibliography Tables Lists GRAPHICS What is Postscript?
{tt *.pdf}, {tt *.jpg}, {tt *.bmp} and other Graphic Formats Importing Graphic files into your TeX Document Importing Graphic files into other ASCII or Word Processor Documents Software for Creating Graphics Other Methods for Creating Graphics COPY EDITING Traditional Methods of Copy Editing Modern Methods of Copyediting Basic Copy Editor's Marks Interacting with your Copy Editor Manuscript Proofs Galley Proofs Page Proofs The End of the Process TECHNICALITIES OF MATHEMATICAL TYPESETTING Modes of Typesetting Mathematics Displayed Math Inline Math Built-up Expressions Horizontal Spacing $n$-Quads and $m$-Quads Vertical Spacing Alignment Typesetting Problems that are Peculiar to Mathematics TECHNICALITIES OF PROSE TYPESETTING Modes of Typesetting English Hyphens and Dashes Quotations, Displayed and Not Alignment Tables Boxes Vertical and Horizontal Spacing Steps in the Production of a Paper or Article Steps in the Production of a Book WHAT HAPPENS AT THE PRINTER