punctuation
For centuries, punctuation served as a rhetorical device, i.e., to guide the reader on when to stop or pause when reciting a text. Today, punctuation mainly serves logical functions in written prose, scientific literature, and mathematical expressions, modifying the tone and providing structure.
use of the trademark symbol
There is sometimes confusion over when and how trademark symbols have to be included in documentation—particularly because overuse can clutter an otherwise neat-looking text. Do I have to use the trademark symbol every time I mention the trademarked product? Can dropping the trademark symbol compromise rights in a trademark
pleasing the reader by pleasing the eye—part 2. page layout & readability
good page layout facilitates the reading process and enables the reader to effortlessly follow the flow of information by blending text and graphics into an effective whole. this article is about the fundamentals of page layout, many of which date back to the times when book printing was born. its goal is