Internet Resources for Technical Communicators

This page contains links to Internet resources for technical writers (or if you prefer, technical communicators). I don't try to keep a comprehensive set of links - that would be impossible anyway -- but I do try to select resources that interesting or useful, using my decade-plus experience as a technical writer as a guide.
Core Dump	My blog. Things that interest me, technical writing and other stuff too. Currently, more than 2,500 posts.
Articles	Articles that I've written or other people have submitted.
Bibliography	Links's to John Renish's bibliography, "Technical Writing: Books and Reference Sources". It is probably the most extensive list of technical communication resources currently available.
Book Reviews	Book reviews that I've written or that other people have submitted.
Copyright Information	Copyright and intellectual property
Desktop Publishing and Graphics	Desktop publishing; graphics, icons, and images; tools; typography
HTML	HTML information and HTML validation
Language	Dictionaries, style guides, and other language references
Online Help and Documentation	Windows help vendors and information, online documentation
Organizations	Organizations of interest to technical communicators, including the Society for Technical Communication (STC)
Other Technical Writing Resources	Career resources, miscellaneous resources, and other resource lists
SGML and XML	SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) and XML (Extensible Markup Language) information and tools
Software Reviews	Software reviews that I've written.
Usability	Usability of documentation, software, and Web sites., user-centred design.
WWW Publishing	Web page design, WWW resources, CGI and Perl, Java and JavaScript
Please send me email at keith@soltys-DELETETHIS.ca if you find something wrong in these pages, if you have an interesting site that you think that I should add, or if you have something you'd like me to publish. If you find a link that isn't working, please try it more than once -- connection problems are not unusual. Feel free to link to this site. If you do provide a link, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know about it. New additions are marked with the date in front of the link. Dates are listed for three months, so if an item doesn't have a date, I've added it more than three months ago. I occasionally use a free web-tracking service to track hits on this site, because my web hosting service doesn't give me access to web server logs. It does not record any private information; it just provides me with the standard information tracked by any web server (number of hits, type of browser, referring page, etc.). I've munged my email address to deter spambots. Anyone capable of being a technical writer should be able to figure out how to get the correct email address.