Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

cataloging non-western materials website (Bertelsen), 9.13categorizationintroduction to, 19.14See also automatic classification/categorizationcategorization software, 10.10, 19.14category-subcategory relationships, in classified entries, 4.8–9, 5.5–6, 6.9–10CCH Inc., tax return preparation offshoring, 12.4CDL (California Digital Library), eScholarship Editions, 11.13certification of indexers (issue), 9.3change-in-project-scope agreements, 5.13–15charging for indexing. See indexing rates (pay rates)charging for printing PDF files, 5.7–8Chicago Manual of Style, 15th Ed. (CMS-15), 7.1, 6index, 7.5–6indexer ideal (in current vs. previous versions), 7.2–3indexing chapter publication, 7.6indexing software compatibility with, 7.9–10Chicago Manual of Style indexing rules, 7.1–6“continued lines,” 7.5–6cross-reference target main heading–subheading separator, 7.3hyphen sort, 18.7inclusive page number abbreviations, 7.1, 9indented index sub-subheading run-in format, 7.4, 10indexing software compatibility with, 7.9–10numerals sort, 18.8see also reference placement, 7.3sorting rules (alphabetizing rules), 7.4–5, 9, 18.7, 8Chief Ontologist job title, 1.10–11Child, Juliacookbook index formats, 1.4on indexes, 18.15memorial page, 18.15children's book indexes, 20.1–5controlled vocabularies for, 20.2–4Internet resources, 20.5prevalence, 20.1–2review issues, 20.4–5teaching of children how to use, 20.5Chinaoffshoring (BPO) in, 12.3, 20.12, 23.12U.S. book trade deficit with, 23.12Chizen, Bruce, on ebooks, 9.12Christian books, U.S. production trends, 22.4–5I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 10