Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

indexing rates (pay rates) (continued)for embedded indexing, 18.5–6, 20.8hourly earnings, 2.1–5, 4tand index quality, 8.5negotiating, 8.5, 9.2as not keeping pace, 8.4, 10.7, 20.8, 21.3–4offshoring and, 14.6page rates, 8.4–7sharing information about, 10.7–8specialty area rates, 8.4tiered rates, 8.5wage estimates, 1.2–3, 2.1–2See also indexing rate database; low pay ratesindexing societies. See societies of indexersindexing software (dedicated)CMS-15 compatibility, 7.9–10HTML-Indexer program, 11.8, 16.8Macrex macros presentation, 22.9reluctance to change to embedded indexing software from, 19.3, 5–6transition from index cards technology to, 19.3–5See also embedded indexing softwareindexing style guidesDuden (German style guide), 6.7–8Guide for Authors (CUP), 11.17See also Chicago Manual of Style, 15th Ed.indexing systems (for classification), Weinberg on, 3.10Indiabooks in, 13.1–4Builder.com's article writing offshoring to, 14.11companies outsourcing to, 12.3–4documentation software used in, 13.5indexing in, 13.3, 5–6offshoring (BPO) in, 12.1–5, 13, 13.7, 14.11, 20.12offshoring (BPO) in the U.S. from (letter), 17.6publishing industry in, 13.1–8technical writing in, 13.6–8“India Report: Books, Publishing, Technical Writing, & Indexing,” 13.1–8i-TORQUE readers on (letters), 14.6“The Inevitable Crash,” 2.9–10Inferno (Strindberg), multimedia interpretation, 16.10information anxietyresource on, 15.12See also anxiety about undone tasks conditionI-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 29