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Subject:Re; Style book on mechanics/electronics From:Dave Whelan <dwhelan -at- PANGEA -dot- CA> Date:Sat, 24 Jul 1999 11:08:12 -0500
Nana Kato asks for recommendations for a style book specifically
written for engineering. Nana will probably find what she needs in Joan G.
Nagle's "Handbook for Preparing Engineering Documents" from IEEE Press,
1966. I have this book and like it a lot. Amazon has a description.
