Indexes : A Chapter from the Chicago Manual of Style Book

Since 1906 The Chicago Manual of Style has been the authority for people who live by the printed word - authors, editors, copywriters, advertisers, researchers, journalists, typographers, printers, proofreaders, publishers, scholars. The 14th edition takes into account the rapid changes related to new technology in computer-assisted writing, editing, and publishing. In addition, it updates many style issues and provides even more examples. The revised chapter on indexing offers considerably more coverage of computer-assisted indexing, including its advantages, its risks, and its modifications of the process. It also provides more examples and updates recommendations on style and method.