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Table of Contents

Knowledge Management: An overview . . 8
Introduction . . 9
Abbreviations and symbols used in the dictionary . . 11

Multilingual dictionary of Knowledge Management - Main section . . 15
English - German - French - Spanish - Italian

Index section . . 185
German-English index . . 187
French-English index . . 247
Spanish-English index . . 299
Italian-English index . . 348
Abbreviations and Acronyms from five languages . . 397

Credits xliii
Contributors xlv
Preface liii
Chapter 1. Introduction: Publishing in Today's Digital Era I
Chapter 2. The Technical Infrastructure 32
Chapter 3. Markup: XML & Related Technologies 65
Chapter 4. Organizing, Editing, & Linking Content 155
Chapter 5. Data Capture & Conversion 179
Chapter 6. Composition, Design, & Graphics 219
Chapter 7. Accessibility 325
Chapter 8. Digital Printing 369
Charter 9. Multimedia Publishing 393
Chapter 10. Content Management & Web Publishing 418
Chapter 11. Electronic Books & the Open eBook Publication Structure 455
Chapter 12. Archiving 521
Chapter 13. The Legal Framework: Copyright & TrademarK 540
Chapter 14. International Issues 587
Chapter 15. Digital Rights Management 616
Glossary 667
Bibliography 709
Index 719

Introduction 1
Notes for the Bookbinder 7
Checking and Collating 7
Equipment 8
Paper 9
Cloth 10
Boards 10
Sundries 11
Retouching 13
Chemicals 14
Paper that will cause problems 14
Cleaning by dry and wet processes 15
Sizing 17
Water stains 19
Solvent cleaning 20
Bleaching 21
Fungal spores 21
Foxing 22
Insects 22
Practical repairs 24
Dust on the head 25
Dog ears 26
Failure of an Adhesive 27
Scuffed and missing cloth 27
Damaged corners 30
Stained cloth 32
Paper repair 35
A torn leaf 36
Missing fragments 37
Reinforcing the edges of leaves 37
Illustrations 39
Guarding sections 42
Missing leaves and facsimiles 45
Maps and Diagrams 47
Joining sections together 48
Standard repairs 51
Practical Work 52
Preparation of boards 54
Preparation of endpapers 55
Endpapers 59
The replacement endpaper joint 59
Sewing through the joint 63
Broken spines 64
Linings and Stiffeners 65
Headbands 67
Reinforcing and linings 67
The Stiffener 70
Hollow backs 71
Procedure for case making 74
Alternative procedure for case making 77
Problems 79
Rorming the stiffener 81
A simple reback 81
Book or dust jackets 84
Slipcases 85
Alternative Cloth Cased Binding 87
Large volumes 89
The Caoutchouc Method 92
The Lumbeck Process 92
Library style in cloth 96
Casing in 98
Replacing the spine 101
Finishing 102
Sources of supply 107
Recommended reading 111
Index 113

Preface . . ix
Reading the Tables . . xiii
References . . xxix

Calendars, 1900-2200 . . 1
Warnings . . 605

List of illustrations page . . X
Preface . . XI
Acknowledgements . . XIII
Note on transcription . . XV
Note on proper names . . XV
Sigla and abbreviations . . XVI

1 Origins and development of book-privileges in Europe . . 1
2 Privilege-granting authorities in France . . 21
3 Seeking and granting orivileffes: forms, conditions and procedures . . 63
4 Grounds for seeking and granting privileges . . 78
5 Grant of privilege and permission to print . . 100
6 Dating and duration of privileges . . 118
7 Display and advertisement of privileges . . 140
8 The range of interests reflected in privileged books: analysis by subject . . 165
9 Ownership, enforcement and efficacy of privileges . . 191
Conclusion . . 206

REGISTER OF KNOWN PRIVILEGES, WITH CODE-NUMBERS . . 208

Appendix to Register . . 283
Select bibliography . . 296
Index of publishers, printers and booksellers . . 301
General Index . . 305

Introduction . . 6

Chapter 1: Papermaking techniques and projects . . 12
Before you start . . 14
Basic techniques . . 20
Advanced techniques . . 32
Projects . . 50

Chapter 2: Bookbinding techniques and projects . . 72
Before you start . . 74
Basic techniques . . 80
Making covers . . 82
Binding . . 88
Decorating and Embellishing . . 110
Projects . . 118

Chapter 3: Gallery . . 138

Glossary . . 154
Further reading and suppliers . . 156
Index and credits . . 158

PREFACE . . v

PART I - PLANNING THE EVALUATION OF REPERENCE SERVICES . . 1
1 Purpose of the Evaluation . . 1
2 Evaluation Goals and Objectives . .  8

PART II - SELECTING APPROPRIATE EVALUATION METHODS . . 13
3 Characteristics of Good Measures . . 13
4 Surveys and Questionnaires . . 19
5 Observation . . 50
6 Individual Interviews and Focus Group Interviews . . 69
7 Case Studies . . 86

PART III - COLLECTING, ANALYZING, AND COMMUNICATING STUDY DATA AND RESULTS . . 98
8 Data Analysis . . 98
9 The Evaluation Report and Reference Service Effectiveness . . 106

PART IV - REPERENCE ASSESSMENT ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY . . 113
Chapter 1: Purpose of the Evaluation . . 114
Chapter 2: Evaluation Goals and Objectives . . 131
Chapter 3: Characteristics of Good Measures . . 134
Chapter 4: Surveys and Questionnaires . . 144
Chapter 5: Observation . . 168
Chapter 6: Focus Groups and Interviews . . 191
Chapter 7: Case Studies . . 198

CONTRIBUTORS . . 215
INDEX . . 219