Q. Is the Technology Interface a peer reviewed
journal?
A. Yes, refereed articles appearing in the the Technology Interface are
peer reviewed. Each article is reviewed by at least two reviewers. Book reviews and
Techtips are usually reviewed by one reviewer. Guest Editorials are not reviewed.
Q. What software does the Technology Interface
use for creating the HTML files?
A. Articles published in the Technology Interface should be submitted in
HTML ("Web Ready"). We recommend either Microsoft Front Page or Netscape
Composer.
Q. Do I have to know HTML to publish in the
Technology Interface?
A. We prefer HTML. However, if you do not know how to use HTML, we will try
to work with you. Contact
the
editors for help.
Q. What types of articles are appropriate for
publishing in the Technology Interface?
A. The concept of the Technology Interface is similar to an
industry trade magazine in that articles appearing in the Technology Interface
must be useful for our continuing education and day-to-day activities. This means that the
topic areas are very broad. Basically, the Technology Interface is a
place for members of our profession to easily exchange ideas.
Q. Are articles from industry accepted?
A.Yes, industrial professionals are strongly encouraged to submit articles
for publication.
Q. How are equations handled in the HTML
environment?
A.Unfortunately, equations in the HTML world must be converted to an image
file (.gif or .jpg) for proper viewing with your browser.
Q. How do I reference a publication in the
Technology Interface?
A. Publications appearing in the Technology Interface can be
referenced as follows:
Q. How long will past issues remain online?
A. All issues will be archived. We have provided an index by author and by topic.
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This page last updated 08/23/05