Desktop Publishing In Astronomy And Space Sciences

An introduction to the colloquium, A. Heck; SGML in the real world, E. Van Herwijnen; Tex, a universal formatter?, P. Louarn; wordperfect 5.1 does it all, R.E White; American on-line publications tests and long-range plans, H.A. Abt and J. Barnes; results of the desktop publishing survey, A. Heck; desktop publishing applied to astronomical books and journals, S. Mitton; the author as a typesetter - the publisher's problem, G. Kiers; the experience of astronomy journals with desktop publishing, and the long-term future, J. Lequeux; assistance in writing proposals, E.R. Deul; STScl information services, P. Reppert; desktop and electronic publishing - the keys to intelligent information retrieval?, A. Heck; STELAR - study of electronic literature for astronomical research - a status report, M.E. Van Steenberg; networks and DTP files, G. Weil; closing discussion, H.A. Abt; and others.