Style guides for eBooks and technical documentation

	Microsoft Design Specifications for User Assistance Read what Microsoft says about electronic user assistance and online help. "Online user assistance is an important part of a product's design. It can be supported in a variety of ways, from automatically displaying information based on context to providing troubleshooters that interactively walk through a process with the user. Its content can be composed of contextual, procedural, explanatory, reference, or tutorial information. This chapter provides a description of the common online forms of user assistance and guidelines for implementation."
	Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications Complete styles and guidelines for publishing a variety of technical publications. Version: 3.0 Release date: 21 Oct 2002 Original link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?ReleaseID=44354
	Society for Technical Communication The largest professional organization serving technical communicators. Provides regional and chapter information, resources, publications, educational opportunities, membership requirements, and more.
	The Editorial Eye A newsletter that includes a variety of useful articles on writing style, untangling Web jargon, copyediting practices, and more.
	Style Guide for online hypertext Tim Berners-Lee (father of the Web) discusses hypertext style.
	The Columbia Guide to Online Style The world of online writing evolves so quickly and is of such vital importance that it requires a specialized guide, one that focuses primarily on this complex dimension of academic writing instead of trying to do everything at once, as other style guides attempt to do. The Columbia Guide to Online Style is such a tool, a comprehensive guide to citing and producing academic documents and resources that are stored electronically. "A comprehensive manual that not only covers citation of online documents but provides guidelines for producing them. . . . An excellent supplement to the standard style manuals."