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Welcome to the World-Wide Web site for the Boston Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication (STC). STC Boston helps technical communicators, technical writers, editors, web designers, help developers, technical illustrators, instructional designers, information designers, documentation specialists, information architects, independent contractors, consultants, web content developers, web designers, knowledge managers, publication managers, marketing writers, webmasters, and other professionals in technical communication, technical writing, training, information architecture, information design, knowledge management, and other related disciplines. To learn more about us, visit the About Us page and view our online brochure. The brochure requires a Flash or QuickTime player on your computer to view it.

Upcoming Meeting

If you have ever wanted to break into the specialty market of documenting APIs and SDKs, don't miss STC-Boston's January program as Ed Marshall presents "APIs and SDKs: Breaking Into and Succeeding in a Specialty Market" on Wednesday, January 19 at 5:45 at the Lexington Sheraton. You will learn what APIs and SDKs are, which skills you need to document them, and you'll hear about some tools commonly used to document APIs and SDKs. For more information, visit STC-Boston's program page.

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The full issue of the November 2004 Boston Broadside is available in PDF. Come and download it now!

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