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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 07:58:45 -0400
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From: "Iris B. Ailin-Pyzik" <ibap@CRYSTALSYS.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing away from home and work habits
I have found this thread interesting from the standpoint of work
habits.
I have, however, been away from home due to a death in the family and
lost some of the thread.
Does everyone out there use 3-ring binders? How long do you save the
page proofs?
I recently worked on a large book with chapters by different authors,
and found it easy to carry one chapter at a time as needed for marking.
Is this uncommon? A 3-ring binder would have had to be quite large and
bulky to carry with all of the book (almost 400 pages). The nature of
this book was that each chapter was to some extent self-contained,
although the terminology needed some rationalizing.
Iris
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 01:33:41 -0500
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From: Carol Roberts <indexer@EXECPC.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
In-Reply-To: <199907290400.XAA02849@a.mx.execpc.com>
Ooh what a hot topic this has turned out to be. Very stimulating, so I have
a whole bunch of responses.
Mary Mortensen said:
>but all of you out there who are turning down work because the rate is
>below your minimum *may* be creating opportunities for the rest of us to make
>some money ;-)
I should have made it clear in my post on the subject that my "minimum" is
for a very specific type of book, a moderately dense scholarly book (which
is the bulk of my business). I would certainly accept less (and have) for
books that are easier for me to do.
As for cookbooks' having one recipe per page, whoa! Each recipe can
generate many entries: title of recipe, main ingredients, category of food,
sub-recipes within (e.g., sauces for), etc. (Elinor, have I vindicated
cookbook indexing?)
Mary Ann Meyers said:
>Having said this I still can't resist sticking my nose in on the discussion
>about indexing rates. Are you as a group resistant to the idea of forming a
>union of some sort (do you feel--shudder!--that it wouldn't be
>professional)?
I think I speak for the whole group when I say yes. ;-) But seriously, I
can think of two reasons why lots of us might be against it: (1) most of us
are freelancers and have chose to work independently and go our own way and
(2) if we get together for the purpose of setting fees, we can get nailed
for price fixing, which is illegal in the U.S.
Noeline Bridge said:
>I agree. New indexers, whether they have other sources of income or not,
>need to get the work, the experience, names on their risumis. Part of that
>experience is negotiating their own rates, discovering what they need to
>earn, what they can live with. If, in the process of getting indexes done,
>they accept less than they themselves and others feel they should...well,
>that's part of learning the business.
>
I agree with what I take to be the gist of this. I don't think we should be
*telling* each other (whether newbie or oldbie) what to charge or laying on
guilt trips about what somebody or other's low rates do to the rest of us.
As Janet stressed, we are entrepreneurs, and we get to make our own choices
about rates. OTOH, I think it's great that we can share information about
what we each charge for different kinds of books and why.
clmonroe said:
>The reason is that any group of suppliers getting together
>to agree about what they will charge is pricefixing, which is of course
>illegal.
However, what we're doing is talking about rates, not agreeing to set them
at a certain figure.
Charles Anderson:
>If we are truly professionals, as I believe, what is so wrong about charging
>by the hour, and not on a piece rate basis the way shirt makers do?
>
>
As some of us have said on Index-L before, charging a per-page rate allows
you to earn more as you get faster. If I tell a client "I charge $75 an
hour, but I'm really fast," I don't think that's going to fly. At least it
never did when I was a copy editor. However, if I charge $4 a page and
happen to earn $75 an hour (OK, that's a stretch), then good for me.
Janet Perlman:
>Don't get hung up on the per page rate. That was the secondary point in my
>posting about $2/page. You *can* make out well financially at $2/page .....
>if the material and your ability to do it quickly while doing it well
>coincide.
Janet, I think you should write up these things into an ASI booklet. I've
even got a title for you: _Pearls of Wisdom_.
Cheers,
Carol Roberts, indexer and copy editor | I'm not into working out. My
indexer@execpc.com | philosophy: No pain, no pain.
Milwaukee, WI | -- Carol Leifer
new Web address to come
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 01:52:39 -0500
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From: Carol Roberts <indexer@EXECPC.COM>
Subject: Re: speaking of laptops and working away (also: ergonomics)
In-Reply-To: <199907290400.XAA02849@a.mx.execpc.com>
>Do any of you have any opinions of the logic of this? Is it a waste of
>$170, or is it a golden opp, not to be passed by.
>
Golden opp, Rachel. They're also great as a backup: if your hard drive gets
fried, if there's a thunderstorm the day before your deadline, etc. Just be
sure that the old model you buy will do what you want to do a year or two
from now. ;-) Although, $300 is such a good price, you still wouldn't be
throwing your money away even if you have to upgrade eventually, IMO. I'm
not familiar with the 170, but I have a Powerbook, too. I adore my laptop
and have used it in all kinds of whacky situations (e.g., sitting through
my daughter's gymnastics lessons).
As for ergonomics, the other thread, yuk. I'm wondering if a way to make it
work for traveling is to have an inflatable pillow or two (adjustable
height and easily portable). Anybody tried this?
Patricia Gross:
>I use Cindex with powerbooks all the time. Maybe there are keyboard
>shortcuts that I could be using with the desktop, but I don't have any
>sense of loss about what I am doing.
And if you have software that produces macros on a Mac (as I think Rachel
does), you can create keyboard shortcuts with the keys you do have. I have
OneClick for that purpose. It was about $60 a year or so ago. I use Cindex
on my Powerbook and rarely have to touch the mouse.
Paula C. Durbin-Westby said:
>One of the computer people I talked to said he didn't think a used laptop
>was a good idea. He said they tend to break down anyway, and they are
>difficult to fix. He used to buy used laptops in batches but found that
>over 25% of them had problems and had to be returned by the customer.
I can't quote statistics, but you'd want to be sure that the person giving
those figures isn't also in the business of selling new laptops! I am on my
second Powerbook. The first one worked great, but I needed to upgrade (for
greater speed). I bought the second one from a guy who was doing
essentially the same thing: upgrading in order to get something snazzier.
Many people sell computers *long* before they're used up. But yeah there is
some risk involved (not that buying from a store is risk-free, by any
means, unless you have an ironclad guarantee and read the fine print).
Cheers,
Cheers,
Carol Roberts, indexer and copy editor | I'm not into working out. My
indexer@execpc.com | philosophy: No pain, no pain.
Milwaukee, WI | -- Carol Leifer
new Web address to come
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 00:40:10 -0500
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From: Carol Roberts <indexer@EXECPC.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
In-Reply-To: <199907280440.XAA24373@a.mx.execpc.com>
>Could someone please
>write a few "model sentences" for use when talking to a publisher? I tend
>to stammer whn I'm asking for things I think they might think are
>unreasonable (even though I know I'm not being unreasonable, I'm merely
>asking for what I'm worth.)
I know that some indexers raise their rates a little every year (say, on
Jan. 1), and their clients come to expect it. I'm not there yet. But I do
raise my rates from time to time--I now think of $4/page as my usual fee
for average-density scholarly books--and I simply take a deep breath and
state the rate. I often phrase it this way: "I can index that sort of book
for $4 a page." Sometimes I quote a range (especially if I haven't a good
guess about the book's density): "My fee would be $3.50 to $4.50 a page,
depending on the density of the material. I can let you know when I've seen
a sample chapter."
I don't give explanations for my fee unless there's something unusual about
the book that requires an unusual fee. In particular, I don't say things
like, "I charge X per page; otherwise I can't make a living." Or "the cost
of living where I am is pretty high." Justifying your fee like that sounds
unprofessional to me.
Most of my clients know I'm worth it and don't bat an eyelash when I state
my fee. Occasionally an editor will balk and say something like, "That's
more than we usually pay indexers." At that point, I'd ask, "How much do
you usually pay?" When they tell me the rate, then I might ask, "And are
you happy with the quality you've been seeing?" hint, hint. But if they are
happy, I don't sweat it. If they can find indexers who'll work for them for
a lower rate and do an adequate job, that's none of my business. If they
sound a little unhappy, and it's a book I really want, that's when I
usually make a pitch. I might go into a bit of detail about what they're
getting for the money (detailed index, carefully edited, etc.) and end
with, "I think when you see the finished index, you'll be glad you paid a
bit more to get the quality." Is that shameless of me? Yeah. So?
I think it takes a fair amount of practice to be able to ask for what you
want. There's no harm in writing down a phrase or two and keeping it by the
phone. My guess is that the more confident you come across (even if you
have to fake that for a while), the more accepting clients will be.
I must say, though, that if someone offered me a low rate, say $2.50, I'd
still be kind of careful not to burn any bridges behind me. I might say, "I
can't do this book for that amount. I hope you'll keep me in mind if you
get a book that needs a top quality index and you can budget higher." If
someone offered me the insultingly low rate of $1.50--well, it hasn't
happened to me yet, but I picture myself saying, "I don't know any
professional indexers who would work for such a low rate. You might be able
to find a student who'd do it for that rate, as a practice project." If I
let my fantasies go a little wilder, I find myself saying, "So you just
want the chapter titles indexed?" I would never actually say that; I try to
be polite, no matter what. You never know why someone is offering such a
low rate. It might be that they just don't have any more money, or it might
be that the person is quite inexperienced and doesn't know what
professionals charge. In other words, you shouldn't assume that someone is
insulting you on purpose. They may know that an index is a valuable thing
but *not* know how to translate that into dollars.
We should have a little "contest" for
snappy-comebacks-we'll-never-actually-use. Thankfully, most editors I work
with are very professional about working with freelancers and have a pretty
good idea what I'm worth.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Carol Roberts, indexer and copy editor | I'm not into working out. My
indexer@execpc.com | philosophy: No pain, no pain.
Milwaukee, WI | -- Carol Leifer
new Web address to come
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 23:53:47 -0500
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From: Peter Craine / Lisa Strubin <pcraine@INTERACCESS.COM>
Subject: Pagnation Changes
I recently worked on a long book (1300 pages) in which the the
typesetter made a mistake and the pages were off by 2 pages. This
happened twice. Once on 330 pages, and another time the mistake affected
around 500 pages. How do others charge or do you charge if additional
work is necessary? There were two of us working on this project. One of
us was able to handle these glitches in semi-automated fashion, the
other had to do all manual fixes. This added an additional 5-7 days
work.
I have another question regarding books that requrie two indices. I have
had occassion to work on several books where I had to supply two
indices, but with no additional payment because I was being paid by the
page. One book had a general index and a works index. Another book had a
general index and a taxonomic index. On the first book, I did both. On
the second I worked with another indexer who created the other index. We
split the standard per page amount that the publisher pays. Any comments
on how others handle either scenario--pagination problems and books that
require more than one index are welcome.
Lisa S.
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 00:22:15 -0400
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From: Elliot Linzer <elinzer@JUNO.COM>
Subject: Re: speaking of laptops and working away
Dear Rachel,
I know nothing about Mac Powerbooks, but I do know that planning to work
during your vacation is a lose-lose situation. If you wind up just
enjoying yourself and not working, you feel guilty for not doing the work
you were planning on getting done. If you spend much of your time
working, you hate youself for not enjoying your vacation. Why not just
take a vacation and try to forget about work?
By the way, if $300 will get you a back-up computer and you don't mind
spending the money go ahead and do so.
| Elliot Linzer
| 43-05 Crommelin Street
| Flushing, New York 11355
| (718) 353-1261
| elinzer@juno.com
On Wed, 28 Jul 1999 08:02:14 -0400 Rachel Rice <racric@TOGETHER.NET>
writes:
>
> I have an opportunity (?) to buy an old Mac Powerbook 170 for $300. In
> September I was planning to lease a laptop for 2 weeks so I could go
on
> vacation and not give up work (what the hell kind of vacation that is,
I
> don't know), and the lease would cost me $135. Seems to me that even
though
> the Powerbook is old, slow, etc., it will still run Cindex and Word
just
> fine, and for another $170 I'll have it for my next vacation or if my
> desktop goes mental or something. I would only use it once in a while.
It
> would also be nice to be able to work out on my deck sometimes. Or in
a
> different room.
>
> Do any of you have any opinions of the logic of this? Is it a waste of
> $170, or is it a golden opp, not to be passed by.
>
> Rachel
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 00:01:02 EDT
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From: Locatelli@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
There is something known as price fixing and restraint of trade in this
country. It would be illegal for ASI to suggest rates for its members. The
most it can do is surveys of what its members are currently charging.
Fred Leise
In a message dated 99-07-28 00:43:56 EDT, ljmmam@hypermall.net writes:
> Are most of you members of ASI? Could ASI investigate
> forming a set of professional standards and minimum rates expected for
their
> members--perhaps even recognizing long-term practitioners with a
> professional master's award tied to an expectation of better rates for
> experts?
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 23:57:31 EDT
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From: Locatelli@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
You can also say that you have recently reviewed you business operating plan
and find that in order to cover your current overhead: insurance, phone,
etc., you need to charge $x per page.
Fred Leise
Between the Lines Indexing and Editorial Services
In a message dated 99-07-27 12:34:20 EDT, dwindex@louisa.net writes:
> Could someone please
> write a few "model sentences" for use when talking to a publisher? I tend
> to stammer whn I'm asking for things I think they might think are
> unreasonable (even though I know I'm not being unreasonable, I'm merely
> asking for what I'm worth.)
>
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 23:55:54 EDT
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From: Locatelli@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
"When you use my services, you are getting a highly skilled indexer who
provides you with top quality indexes. For that, I charge $4 per page."
It's funny we never argue with the surgeon about his or her fees for an
operation (I'll leave out the whole HMO mess). We figure we are paying them
for there expertise, and they are worth what they ask for. So are we.
Remember if you choose to work for $4 (or whatever) per page, that is not
unreasonable for you - it's what you have decided you are worth.
Unreasonableness is in the eye of the beholder. If the publisher has a
problem, that's their problem. On the other hand, if they continue to be able
to get decent indexes for $2.50 per pages, that's what they will continue to
pay.
Fred Leise
Between the Lines Indexing and Editorial Services
In a message dated 99-07-27 12:34:20 EDT, dwindex@louisa.net writes:
> Could someone please
> write a few "model sentences" for use when talking to a publisher? I tend
> to stammer whn I'm asking for things I think they might think are
> unreasonable (even though I know I'm not being unreasonable, I'm merely
> asking for what I'm worth.)
>
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 13:28:25 -0400
Reply-To: "Seth A. Maislin" <smaislin@world.std.com>
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From: "Seth A. Maislin" <smaislin@WORLD.STD.COM>
Organization: Focus Information Services
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
> During the days of the dust bowl, migrant farmers from the
mid-west moved to
the west coast to pick fruit. The supply of pickers exceeded the
demand and
wages fell. Since everyone had mouths to feed, there was always
someone
willing to work for a lower wage. Hence employers were always
lowering the
wages, until no one could make a living. The people accepting the
lower
wages each thought they were doing what was best for themselves, but
the
overall community suffered for it.
There's an interesting economics theory. Suppose you owned a gas
station at an interesection where there are three other gas stations
(one on each corner). If the other three gas stations kept their
prices high, it would be in your best interests to lower your
prices, to get more business. On the other hand, if the other three
gas stations had low prices already, if would be in your best
interests to avoid going high, and letting them put you out of
business. If you graph this, you get an interesting result:
Other gas stations have high prices: Lower your prices
Other gas stations have low prices: Lower your prices
Thus it is always in your best interests to lower your prices,
regardless of what other people do.
But clearly there is a better result: all gas stations keep high
prices. But how do you do this? The answer if to develop some sense
of enforcement. For example, if I treatened bodily harm on any gas
station manager who lowered his prices, you can bet (a) nobody would
get hurt, and (b) the gas stations would all make some pretty good
money. Seems silly, doesn't it, that people have to be threatened in
order to keep their prices high and to make more money. Yet this is
one reason for unionization: if you break the picket lines, people
get angry, and peer and employment pressure counts is often
threatening enough. It's also reason enough for a fifth person to
buy all the gas stations -- but such monopolies are often broken up
by the U.S. government.
We are going to battle the urges to lower our prices all the time,
no matter what everybody else does. We might try to beat everybody
out. We might also fear being outbid. Either way, it's going to seem
that lowering our fees is the *right* thing to do. Economics demands
it.
Don't Do It.
Beyond that, price fixing is illegal. So fix your own prices, for
the right reasons. Find the inner strength.
- Seth
Seth Maislin
Focus Information Services
smaislin@world.std.com
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:03:59 +1000
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From: Jonathan Jermey and Glenda Browne <diagonal@HERMES.NET.AU>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
In-Reply-To: <B0001175115@blue.hermes.net.au>
I would work out the number of words on the page. If there are half as many
words as on a standard page then this would work out to a rate of $3.00 per
standard page, which sounds a lot better.
Glenda.
> To Everyone:
>
> Have I got a story for you. A potential client called me yesterday
> about future indexing. The rate? $1.50 per page. Uh huh. The
> potential client explained that the rate was because the books contained
> so many graphics and white space.
>
> Uh huh. Well, thank you but no thank you.
>
> Robert A. Saigh
>
> Razorsharp Communications, Inc.
> Robert A. Saigh, President
> 6482 Lloyd Avenue
> Saint Louis, MO 63139-3445
>
> 314.781.4731
> fugleman@mindspring.com
>
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 17:26:25 -0500
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From: Rebecca Carr <rebecca@WHITE.SC.TI.COM>
Subject: Reference Book
Another good reference book is the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific
and Technical Terms (Fifth Edition or newer), Sybil Parker - editor, 1994.
Becky
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 17:42:29 EDT
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From: Dawn Spencer <Indexlady@AOL.COM>
Subject: Toll-Free Telephone Numbers
Greetings All!
I'm wondering about toll-free telephone numbers for clients. Are they useful?
Do the publishers use them? Are they more hassle than they are worth?
Your opinions and experiences, please!
Thanks!
Dawn Spencer
Techni-Dexes
indexlady@aol.com
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From: Beti Spangel <spreadword@EXCITE.COM>
Does anyone have info yet on next year's national ASI meeting? I figured if
I start saving my change and line up childcare, catcare, and horsecare now,
I might actually be able to go in 2000.
Beti
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 15:38:04 EDT
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From: Suellen G Kasoff <lserve@JUNO.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
can we have the URL for that Freelance Editorial Webpage? Suellen
On Wed, 28 Jul 1999 11:12:18 -0400 "Patricia H. Gross"
<phgross@EROLS.COM> writes:
>
>>As a newbie I admit that I find the information about what other
>indexers
>>charge to be very important, however I would point out that other
>>professional groups I belong to strictly prohibit discussion of rates
>on
>>their listservs. The reason is that any group of suppliers getting
>together
>>to agree about what they will charge is pricefixing, which is of
>course
>>illegal.
>
>We would be extremely foolish not to discuss what rates we are getting
>from
>various places. Otherwise we would believe the people at the
>publishing
>companies who try to tell indexers that everyone else is working for
>$2.50
>per page. There is an ENORMOUS difference between discussing rates and
>fixing prices. You do not see the people on this list doing anything
>to
>prevent other people from charging whatever rates they wish. Price
>fixing
>would occur when we all got together and set agreed upon rates. WE
>DON'T DO
>THAT.
>
>There is a weird taboo in some parts of our society against talking
>about
>money. If I hadn't looked at what the Freelance Editorial Association
>web
>site had listed as the price range of what people are getting for
>indexing,
>I wouldn't have had a clue what to ask for from my the indexing job I
>just
>finished, because the other recent jobs I had done were for a fairly
>stingy
>place (the books were interesting, so I didn't mind getting a lower
>rate
>for them). If I am working for a project that has a decent budget,
>with a
>fair-minded editor who recognizes that what I have done is valuable,
>how am
>I supposed to know that I can get more money for this job than I might
>have
>asked for if I had not checked around.
>
>Patricia Gross
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 20:13:41 +0100
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From: "J.R. Sampson" <jsampson@INDEXES.U-NET.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
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> > >> Why should new indexers put their necks on the line so people who are
> > >> not in need can get more money?
> > >
>
> Perhaps a re-reading of "Grapes of Wrath" is in order.
The question is, is there a solution for that type of situation? Trade
unionism does not seem to be it.
One thing, if those who charge low rates can expect only criticism,
they are not motivated to contribute to surveys or open discussion.
Hence, perhaps, the objection to talking about money - apart from
the expectation that nothing new will be said.
It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the
information given to them is slightly tainted - it comes from
established practitioners, who know the situation but on the other
hand have an interest in keeping numbers of entrants down.
Any positive new ideas will be very interesting.
Regards
_John Sampson_
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 14:42:42 -0400
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From: Susan Weiss <Susan_Weiss@TAX.ORG>
Subject: Re: computer tools for multiple indexer projects
I manage a staff of 6 people. Some are employees; others are contractors. Only
one person on my staff works on site. The rest of us work at home.
We use Cindex. All indexers send their work to me, and I merge the files. It
works beautifully.
I've never considered using any kind of user ID system. We index journals and,
in general, each indexer works with a particular group of columns. For example,
the person who indexes general news articles in the daily journal also indexes
general news articles in the weekly journal. The person who indexes summaries
of court opinions in the daily journal also indexes those summaries in the
weekly journal. I can easily tell which indexer has created each entry.
I haven't run into any limits in the length of the entries or the length of the
indexes, but our files may not be enormous.
Sue Weiss
Tax Analysts
Arlington, VA.
sweiss@tax.org
(301)552-1814
Maryann Corbett
<maryann.corbett@REVISOR.LEG.STATE.MN.US>@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU> on 07/21/99
10:55:05 AM
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Subject: computer tools for multiple indexer projects
I'm beginning to feel guilty because I rely on this list so much when
I'm in difficulty--and here I am doing it again!
Here's the situation: As a lot of you know, I manage session law and
statutory indexing in Minnesota. To get the work done, I have six
contract indexers on whom I rely heavily. They work at home and connect
to our database. This year, they're using a new version of the
custom-built indexing software that we just barely managed to get an
index out of last year. This year's version is giving them massive
headaches.
So I'm trying to think ahead to other options, and the ones that suggest
themselves are, of course, the stand-alone indexing programs that we all
know about. (Our projecs do not involve embedded indexing.) My questions
to the group are these:
Is there anyone out there who manages several people (contractors,
in-house people, it doesn't matter) all working with the same
stand-alone program and who edits their work together?
If there is, what tools are you using? I'd like to talk with you about
size limits, length-of-entry limits and other constraints. How easy is
it to get several people's files to merge and to edit the result?
Feel free to contact me off-list if you prefer. In case your email
system doesn't display my address in the header, it's
maryann.corbett@revisor.leg.state.mn.us.
Thanks, listmembers, for help not only with this latest query, but with
many past ones as well.
--
Maryann Corbett
Language Specialist
Office of the Revisor of Statutes
Minnesota Legislature
651-297-2952
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 14:08:27 -0400
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From: Charlotte Skuster <skuster@BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Organization: Binghamton University
Subject: IMPORTANT: INDEX-L ADDRESS CHANGE
Hi All,
The listserv has moved a new server here at Binghamton University. This
means that in about a week, the old address will no longer work. Update
your address books now: Here are the new addresses:
to send a message to index-l
INDEX-L@LISTSERV.BINGHAMTON.EDU
to send a message to the listserv (for changing to digest,
unsubscribing, setting to nomail, etc.)
LISTSERV@LISTSERV.BINGHAMTON.EDU
(Caps are not necessary, I just put them there for emphasis).
The FAQ is being changed to reflect these changes and I will notify the
ASI webteam. If you have questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Charlotte Skuster
index-l moderator
skuster@binghamton.edu
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 13:45:54 -0400
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Subject: discussing rates
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The original statement I was responding to was--
Could ASI investigate forming a set of professional standards and =
minimum rates expected for their members.=20
This was an interesting idea, as was the idea of unionizing and some =
sort of ASI *expert certification*. I was just alerting you'all to the =
fact that some other professionals would definitely not even consider =
setting minimum rates, and don't even want their members to talk about =
such things. I know that the Index-L and indexstudents listservs are =
for individuals, but the inquiry was regarding what role *ASI* might =
take on. Collecting and publishing information about the market, =
salaries, etc., or gathering information from each other about what the =
market will bear is obviously OK. As for asking a professional trade =
assn to set a minimum price for the services offered by its members, =
well, I would know some lawyers who would have a big problem with that. =
I responded in a spirit of goodwill by sharing information from my =
experience. I didn't mean to put anybody on the defensive or imply that =
anyone was doing anything wrong. Guess I will go back to lurking :(
Cindy Monroe
Monroe Knowledge Services
www.monroeknows.com
phone: (301) 897-2137
fax: (301) 493-4046
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even=20
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talk about=20
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:27:06 -0400
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From: "Sullivan, John" <John_Sullivan@STRATUS.COM>
Subject: Re: Freelance Editorial Association
http://www.tiac.net/users/freelanc/index.html
John Sullivan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Suellen G Kasoff [SMTP:lserve@JUNO.COM]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 3:38 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: Re: Indexing rates
>
> can we have the URL for that Freelance Editorial Webpage? Suellen
>
>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:34:31 -0400
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From: Lori Lathrop <LoriLathrop@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
All -- I have been traveling a lot lately and I get INDEX-L in Digest mod=
e,
so I'm just now catching up on the discussion re rates. Cynthia, Mary,
Janet, Charles, Noeline, and others have all made excellent points, but I=
would like to add my 2 cents' worth as well. Note: this posting reflects=
my personal opinions, not an official ASI policy.
To be successful as freelance indexers (or freelance anything else) we mu=
st
possess (or acquire) entrepreneurial skills. Unfortunately, many freelan=
ce
indexers who have excellent indexing skills do not necessarily have the
essential business/marketing/negotiation skills - or perhaps it's really =
a
"mindset" - to be truly successful. In other words, the two do not
necessarily go hand in hand; being a good indexer is one thing, and being=
a
good business person is quite another. That's why the best advice given =
to
any wannabe freelancer is "Don't quit your day job." Or, as others on th=
is
list have said, you should have a survival plan. In fact, even if you ha=
ve
several years' of freelancing experience under your belt, you should have=
a
contingency plan or enough money set aside that you can ride out any
unpredictable slow periods.
I'll never forget the note I got from a wannabe indexer who said she had
quit her regular job and then said, "I guess my question now is: how do I=
get work?" Of course, she should have thought of that *before* she quit
her day job! :^/
Another point I want to make is that indexers who accept ridiculously low=
rates are not only doing themselves a tremendous disservice, but they are=
also doing the profession as a whole a huge disservice. Not only will
those who "lowball" have a difficult time raising their own rates unless
they vigorously market themselves to new clients, but they also give thei=
r
clients unrealistic ideas about the value of professional indexing
services.
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:37:18 -0400
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From: "Wright, Sharon F." <Sharon.Wright@LEXIS-NEXIS.COM>
Subject: Re: computer tools for multiple indexer projects
Of course, the Publisher's edition of Cindex allows you to track by user id
if you feel that it is necessary. That would be a handy feature if the
material was fairly uniform.
-- Sharon W.
x7255
Rm. 223
Sharon.Wright@Lexis-Nexis.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Susan Weiss [SMTP:Susan_Weiss@TAX.ORG]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 2:43 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: Re: computer tools for multiple indexer projects
>
> I manage a staff of 6 people. Some are employees; others are contractors.
> Only
> one person on my staff works on site. The rest of us work at home.
>
> We use Cindex. All indexers send their work to me, and I merge the files.
> It
> works beautifully.
>
> I've never considered using any kind of user ID system. We index journals
> and,
> in general, each indexer works with a particular group of columns. For
> example,
> the person who indexes general news articles in the daily journal also
> indexes
> general news articles in the weekly journal. The person who indexes
> summaries
> of court opinions in the daily journal also indexes those summaries in the
> weekly journal. I can easily tell which indexer has created each entry.
>
> I haven't run into any limits in the length of the entries or the length
> of the
> indexes, but our files may not be enormous.
>
> Sue Weiss
> Tax Analysts
> Arlington, VA.
> sweiss@tax.org
> (301)552-1814
>
>
>
>
> Maryann Corbett
> <maryann.corbett@REVISOR.LEG.STATE.MN.US>@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU> on
> 07/21/99
> 10:55:05 AM
>
> Please respond to Indexer's Discussion Group
> <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
>
> Sent by: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
>
>
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
> cc:
> Subject: computer tools for multiple indexer projects
>
>
>
> I'm beginning to feel guilty because I rely on this list so much when
> I'm in difficulty--and here I am doing it again!
>
> Here's the situation: As a lot of you know, I manage session law and
> statutory indexing in Minnesota. To get the work done, I have six
> contract indexers on whom I rely heavily. They work at home and connect
> to our database. This year, they're using a new version of the
> custom-built indexing software that we just barely managed to get an
> index out of last year. This year's version is giving them massive
> headaches.
>
> So I'm trying to think ahead to other options, and the ones that suggest
> themselves are, of course, the stand-alone indexing programs that we all
> know about. (Our projecs do not involve embedded indexing.) My questions
> to the group are these:
>
> Is there anyone out there who manages several people (contractors,
> in-house people, it doesn't matter) all working with the same
> stand-alone program and who edits their work together?
>
> If there is, what tools are you using? I'd like to talk with you about
> size limits, length-of-entry limits and other constraints. How easy is
> it to get several people's files to merge and to edit the result?
>
> Feel free to contact me off-list if you prefer. In case your email
> system doesn't display my address in the header, it's
> maryann.corbett@revisor.leg.state.mn.us.
>
> Thanks, listmembers, for help not only with this latest query, but with
> many past ones as well.
> --
> Maryann Corbett
> Language Specialist
> Office of the Revisor of Statutes
> Minnesota Legislature
> 651-297-2952
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 09:39:22 -0500
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From: Sandi Schroeder <sanindex@XSITE.NET>
The 2000 meeting is in Albuquerque at the Sheraton Old Town Hotel, May 10 to
May 13.
The 2001 meeting is at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel from May 31 to June 5.
The 2002 meeting is in Galveston at the Moody Gardens, in early May.
-----Original Message-----
From: Beti Spangel <spreadword@EXCITE.COM>
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Date: Thursday, July 29, 1999 9:09 AM
>Does anyone have info yet on next year's national ASI meeting? I figured
if
>I start saving my change and line up childcare, catcare, and horsecare now,
>I might actually be able to go in 2000.
>
>Beti
>
>
>
>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:55:55 EDT
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Sender: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
From: Linda Van Pelt <LGVanPelt@AOL.COM>
Subject: Indexer(s) wanted
Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10 medical journals. Indexes
must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for Windows.
Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500 pages
per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues published to
date.
For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
lindavp@phl.cursci.com.
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:01:18 -0400
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From: "Patricia H. Gross" <phgross@EROLS.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates; Freelance Editorial Webpage
In-Reply-To: <199907291410.KAA01792@mx05.erols.com>
>can we have the URL for that Freelance Editorial Webpage? Suellen
>
http://www.tiac.net/users/freelanc/ gets you the main web page
http://www.tiac.net/users/freelanc/fees.html has fee and scheduling guidelines
Note that they do give all the pieces of the puzzle: amount per hour for
indexing should range from $25 to $60; pages per hour 5 to 10, price per
page $3.50 to $10. That makes it clear that a project that someone does a
lot faster than 10 pages per hour would indeed be quite reasonable to
consider charging less than $3.50 per page. I remember one indexing job I
did for a small press, one of the Ralph Nader car books. Actually I did two
of them, but the one with the title Dirty Little Secrets was about 380
pages and I did it in six days. Now for most of you that's no big deal, but
I really have never been fast at indexing, and I don't mind that. Most of
the books I work on are scholarly or involve some conceptual puzzles that I
will end out fussing over at length. The car book was great; at no point
did you have to stop and think about what the author was talking about.
There were models and brand names of cars (that did involve some complexity
as to whether to put more under General Motors, more under Chevrolet, or
most of the information about particular problems under the name Impala,
for example), and then there were the entries like, paint problems; rust,
etc. I remember that book when people talk about it being reasonable to
charge less than $3.50 or $3.00 per page for indexing. But most of the
books I've worked on just don't go quickly.
By the way, I am typing one-eyed today because I woke up with a corneal
abrasion, something I am vulnerable to from Graves disease, so I have a
makeshift eye patch on. Yuck. I'm so glad I finished my big index yesterday.
Patricia Gross
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:41:05 -0400
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From: Diane Brenner <dbrenner@JAVANET.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
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Hello, Linda
I would be interested in this work. I have indexed a medical journal previously
and am interested in doing more journal idnexing; I just haven't known how to go
about finding them. I will be available starting the 2nd week in August. I use
SkyIndex, rather than Cindex, and am a member of the Medical/Scientific SIG.
You can check out my qualifications and download my CV at www.dianebrenner.com.
Thanks,
Diane
Linda Van Pelt wrote:
> Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10 medical journals. Indexes
> must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for Windows.
> Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500 pages
> per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues published to
> date.
>
> For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
> lindavp@phl.cursci.com.
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Hello, Linda
<p>I would be interested in this work. I have indexed a medical journal
previously and am interested in doing more journal idnexing; I just haven't
known how to go about finding them. I will be available starting
the 2nd week in August. I use SkyIndex, rather than Cindex, and am
a member of the Medical/Scientific SIG.
<p>You can check out my qualifications and download my CV at <a
href="http://www.dianebrenner.com">www.dianebrenner.com</a>.
<p>Thanks,
<p>Diane
<br>
<br>
<br>
<p>Linda Van Pelt wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10
medical journals. Indexes
<br>must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for
Windows.
<br>Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500
pages
<br>per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues published
to
<br>date.
<p>For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
<br>lindavp@phl.cursci.com.</blockquote>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:42:18 -0400
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From: Richard Evans <infodex@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
In-Reply-To: <199907291009.rq0o5h.pl0.37kbi15.1@mx7.mindspring.com>
>
> It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
> instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the
> information given to them is slightly tainted - it comes from
> established practitioners, who know the situation but on the other
> hand have an interest in keeping numbers of entrants down.
I would be hard pressed to think of one occurrence of even one professional
indexer ever hinting in the most tentative way to harboring such feelings.
There is far too much work out there to be territorial about any of it, and
the growth of the profession by the addition of new blood can only benefit
everyone involved.
Dick
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:46:53 -0400
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From: Richard Evans <infodex@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
In-Reply-To: <199907291009.rq0o5c.pl0.37kbi15.1@mx7.mindspring.com>
> There's an interesting economics theory. Suppose you owned a gas
> station at an interesection where there are three other gas stations
> (one on each corner). If the other three gas stations kept their
> prices high, it would be in your best interests to lower your
> prices, to get more business. On the other hand, if the other three
> gas stations had low prices already, if would be in your best
> interests to avoid going high, and letting them put you out of
> business. If you graph this, you get an interesting result:
>
> Other gas stations have high prices: Lower your prices
> Other gas stations have low prices: Lower your prices
Remember gas wars? Competing service stations did exactly that and drove
each other into the ground.
Dick
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:52:34 -0400
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From: Richard Evans <infodex@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing away from home and work habits
In-Reply-To: <199907291009.rq0o57.pl0.37kbi15@mx7.mindspring.com>
> Does everyone out there use 3-ring binders? How long do you save the
> page proofs?
>
> I recently worked on a large book with chapters by different authors,
> and found it easy to carry one chapter at a time as needed for marking.
> Is this uncommon? A 3-ring binder would have had to be quite large and
> bulky to carry with all of the book (almost 400 pages). The nature of
> this book was that each chapter was to some extent self-contained,
> although the terminology needed some rationalizing.
I use nothing but. I keep a supply of three basic sizes: 200-pages,
500-pages, and 750-pages. Go to your local office supply store and check
out the D-ring binders whit the ring spine attached to the back cover
instead of the binder spine. The D-rings hold more pages and the spine
arrangement allows the book to fall open without having to flip all the
pages.
I use the best quality, because the cheap ones only lasted a project or two.
There is quite a jump in price from the 500-page variety to the 750-page.
5oos are about $10 and 750s are $25. I only have a couple of the 750s.
Dick
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:03:23 EDT
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From: DStaub11@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
<< It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the information
given to them is slightly tainted - it comes from established practitioners,
who know the situation but on the other hand have an interest in keeping
numbers of entrants down. >>
I need to protest this comment. I'm a well-established indexer who charges
fairly high rates and makes a good living. I spend quite a lot of energy
encouraging new indexers (as I was encouraged when I started). I'm not at all
worried about competition. I'm offered way, way more work than I can do; I
hear constantly from publishers who are searching for high-quality, reliable
indexers; I see many, many poor-quality indexes in published books. There's a
great need for more good indexers. And my editors call me first.
When I'm giving advice to newcomers, I try to be realistic. This means
helping them understand that this is not a clerical job that can be picked up
and marketed in a couple of months, and that it takes time to establish a
client base. I don't consider any of this advice tainted.
Do Mi Stauber
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From: "Elaine R. Firestone" <elaine@SEAWIFS.GSFC.NASA.GOV>
Subject: Re: Tips for staying awake for meeting deadlines
In-Reply-To: <199907290400.AAA26801@calval-2.gsfc.nasa.gov>
I hope I'm not too late with this one (I've had to catch up on my digests),
but one of the ways I stay awake is to keep drinking. I don't mean coffee
or tea... I mean water! Keeping your body hydrated is essential. If you
want a change of pace from water, try the flavored seltzers without any
kind of sweeteners.
Elaine
Elaine R. Firestone, ELS
elaine@seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:25:59 -0400
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From: "Nancy A. Guenther" <nanguent@CHESCO.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing away from home and work habits
In-Reply-To: <199907291409.KAA14896@carriage.chesco.com>
At 07:58 AM 7/29/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I have found this thread interesting from the standpoint of work
>habits.
>
>I have, however, been away from home due to a death in the family and
>lost some of the thread.
>
>Does everyone out there use 3-ring binders? How long do you save the
>page proofs?
Instead of a 3-ring binder, I punch a hole in one corner of the pages and
use a single metal ring to hold my pages in order. For larger projects I
may have several batches of pages each on their own ring. This is easily
transported so I've never found the need for the extra bulk of the 3-ring
binder.
Nancy Guenther
nanguent@chesco.com
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:17:08 -0400
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From: Rachel Rice <racric@TOGETHER.NET>
Subject: 3 ring binders, was Indexing away from home and work habits
In-Reply-To: <93325728601@voyager.together.net>
Iris,
Following Dick Evans's lead, I always use 3 ring binders. I have several
sizes, and one small one for when I only want to carry a chapter or two.
Once in the binder I can prop the ms up between the keyboard and monitor (I
rigged things up so it fits perfectly and rests on the little keyboard tabs
that are meant to hold an F key template.
I bought a better 3 hole punch, and I punch the holes in front of the TV.
Takes 10-20 mins tops.
I got my second book in a row that was an already published and bound book.
I never had it happen before, and then I got 2 in a row. Someone, whom I've
forgotten, very sorry, gave me the fab suggestion to have the bound book
unbound and drilled for the 3 ring binder. I did this yesterday for the
tremendous sum of $2.10. And now I have my beloved binder ability back.
Highly recommend you do it!
Rae
Rachel Rice
Directions Unlimited Desktop Services
Indexing, editing, proofreading
http://homepages.together.net/~racric
racric ICQ 31476947
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From: Becky & Bob Hornyak <bhornyak@IQUEST.NET>
Subject: Journal Indexing Rates
I have just been offered a job indexing several journals. Before going with
me, she wants to know my "hourly rate". Having always worked on a per page
rate for manuscript indexing, I am wondering if any of you can tell me the
"going rate" for hourly work for indexing journals.
Thank you.
Becky Hornyak, Indexer
bhornyak@iquest.net
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:48:54 EDT
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From: PilarW@AOL.COM
Subject: Indexing away from home
Barbara,
You asked about Kinko's charge cards. I use my business credit card. I find
that the fewer charge cards I have, the better!
Kara,
You noted that when going to a small town or rural area Kinko's and other
similar print facilities may not be available. This may seem so on the
surface, but I'm finding that that's only so on the surface. These types of
stores are popping up *every* where. They might be a bit be a Mom and pop
shop, with a different name, and more costly in the rural areas, and the
service not quite as efficient (especially as you get to know the Kinko's
system and can manage it better than some of their technicians, ahem!), but
it's definitely just as doable, I've found.
Also, I stick to using diskettes vs plugging my laptop in precisely because
of interface miscommunications, as Patricia (at least, that's who I think it
was. Apologies if I got the name wrong!) mentioned with her Mac Powerbook.
Sometimes I wonder if these types of formatting issues will ever go away
(Star Trek makes it look so darned easy, doesn't it?!). The trick is to find
the common denominator, and what works for you and your system best. Now that
I have, well, Japan, Ghana, here I come! ;-D
Oh, another thing about laptops: I swear I type faster on them! that keyboard
is so soft, and light to the touch, and the keys so much closer together, I
find it's much less work to type....
Pilar
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:50:57 EDT
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From: JPerlman@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders
Just checking in on this subject.
I've never used a 3-ring binder. Never even thought of it! I work on loose
proofs, stacked. I do cut them down if they are on 11X17 paper, which is
entirely too big and unwieldy to handle, type/input from, etc. But I like to
work on the loose sheets.
I do like Nancy's idea of a single ring in the corner, and may try that.
Easy enough to do, and might work well.
Perhaps I don't like binders because I'm a leftie. Makes writing difficult
with the rings in the way. Minor consideration! ;->
Janet Perlman
SOUTHWEST INDEXING
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:52:58 EDT
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From: JPerlman@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Journal Indexing Rates
Becky,
It's whatever your hourly rate is, period. There is no "standard."
You might try doing a sample, maybe 1/3 or 1/2 of the journal, seeing how
long it takes, and figuring a cost per issue of the journal. Then try
suggesting a price per journal issue, or an annual cost, to your client.
However, figure well, because you'll have to live with it after that.
Janet Perlman
SOUTHWEST INDEXING
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:54:27 -0400
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From: Diane Brenner <dbrenner@JAVANET.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
My apologies for replying to the whole list. I am so embarrassed.
Diane
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 13:04:00 -0400
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From: Cynthia Bertelsen <cbertel@USIT.NET>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
Not to worry; most of us do something like that from time to time. Once I
answered an ad on the list for an indexer and by accident replied to the
whole list. I felt like I had streaked across the stage in my birthday suit!
It's just a reminder for everyone to be VERY aware of what the "To:" line
says when they start toward the "send" button.
Cynthia
t 12:54 PM 7/29/99 -0400, Diane Brenner wrote:
>My apologies for replying to the whole list. I am so embarrassed.
>
>Diane
>
>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:21:01 -0700
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From: nkoenig <nkoenig@GATEWAY.NET>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
I don't find the Grapes of Wrath/gas war analogy very enlightening
with regard to indexing rates. On the one hand, it is a question of
qualitatively undifferentiated commodities, i.e., unskilled, physical
labor and gasoline. On the other, it is a question of skilled, at least
semi-artistic writing. Although any picker/tank of gas would do, the
prevailing opinion seems to be that indexes do differ in quality and
that at least some publishers are willing to pay more for that. They
may also be willing to pay more for reliability in meeting deadlines.
I find it very difficult to believe that the difference between $2.50/page
and $3.00/page would be sufficient to induce many publishers to drop
a competent, long-term indexer and bolt to a relative newcomer, someone
with whom they have never worked. They'll give the latter a try if the
regulars are busy or if they have become dissatisfied with their work.
A lower rate might be added incentive, but I doubt it is often decisive.
If publishers were willing to jump to the lowest rates they could get,
I think indexing rates would already have plummeted.
The Grapes analogy does suggest an interesting response to
low wages, however. Although unionization has improved the
lot of many farm workers, agriculture in the United States still
conducts many harvests of shame. I guess what the Joad family
and others should have done is refuse to work for those low
wages. JUST SAY NO! Once starvation had reduced the supply
of pickers, wages would rise. Indeed, after the Black Death
had decimated the population of Europe, wages increased
markedly. Seems an elegantly simple solution, though it does
give added punch to the phrase "dismal science."
Nick Koenig
>> There's an interesting economics theory. Suppose you owned a gas
>> station at an interesection where there are three other gas stations
>> (one on each corner). If the other three gas stations kept their
>> prices high, it would be in your best interests to lower your
>> prices, to get more business. On the other hand, if the other three
>> gas stations had low prices already, if would be in your best
>> interests to avoid going high, and letting them put you out of
>> business. If you graph this, you get an interesting result:
>>
>> Other gas stations have high prices: Lower your prices
>> Other gas stations have low prices: Lower your prices
>
>Remember gas wars? Competing service stations did exactly that and drove
>each other into the ground.
>
>
>Dick
>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 13:41:12 EDT
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From: Macrex Support Office <Macrex@AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders
Hole punch on the right side and put the pages into the binder upside down so
that the rings are out of your way -- my brother (who lost the use of his
right arm from Polio) taught me that little trick at least 100 years ago <g>
Gale Rhoades
Macrex Support Office, North America
In a message dated 7/29/1999 9:52:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
JPerlman@aol.com writes:
<< Perhaps I don't like binders because I'm a leftie. Makes writing difficult
with the rings in the way. >>
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From: "Nancy A. Guenther" <nanguent@CHESCO.COM>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders
In-Reply-To: <199907291651.MAA14107@carriage.chesco.com>
>Perhaps I don't like binders because I'm a leftie. Makes writing difficult
>with the rings in the way. Minor consideration! ;->
>
>Janet Perlman
>SOUTHWEST INDEXING
It isn't a minor consideration if it is constantly in the way & slows the
process. I'm left-handed as well & have always disliked 3-ring binders for
that reason. For awhile I tried using the verso of the page (most would
think of it as the back of the loose-leaf sheet) but that never seemed to work.
Nancy
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 14:05:07 EDT
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From: Debbie Lindblom <Dalindex@AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: Toll-Free Telephone Numbers
In a message dated 7/29/99 9:07:38 AM EST, Indexlady@aol.com writes:
<<
Greetings All!
I'm wondering about toll-free telephone numbers for clients. Are they useful?
Do the publishers use them? Are they more hassle than they are worth?
Your opinions and experiences, please!
Thanks!
Dawn Spencer >>
Dawn,
Some of my clients provide 800 numbers and it works out fine. Others do not
make an 800 number available. When I do marketing calls, I often try the 800
number; usually it is the sales division and I can't get through to
editorial, although sometimes it works.
Debbie
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From: Ann Norcross <norcross@IPASS.NET>
Subject: Re: IMPORTANT: INDEX-L ADDRESS CHANGE
In-Reply-To: <199907291411.KAA05794@pluto.ipass.net>
Just testing the new address... does it work yet?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Indexer's Discussion Group
> [mailto:INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU]On
> Behalf Of Charlotte Skuster
> Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 2:08 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: IMPORTANT: INDEX-L ADDRESS CHANGE
>
>
> Hi All,
> The listserv has moved a new server here at
> Binghamton University. This
> means that in about a week, the old address will
> no longer work. Update
> your address books now: Here are the new addresses:
>
> to send a message to index-l
> INDEX-L@LISTSERV.BINGHAMTON.EDU
>
> to send a message to the listserv (for changing to digest,
> unsubscribing, setting to nomail, etc.)
> LISTSERV@LISTSERV.BINGHAMTON.EDU
>
> (Caps are not necessary, I just put them there
> for emphasis).
>
> The FAQ is being changed to reflect these changes
> and I will notify the
> ASI webteam. If you have questions, do not
> hesitate to ask.
>
> Charlotte Skuster
> index-l moderator
> skuster@binghamton.edu
>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 14:24:26 EDT
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From: Dawn Spencer <Indexlady@AOL.COM>
Subject: New Slant on Toll-Free Numbers
Greetings All!
From the responses I received, my original message about toll-free numbers
was muddled--at best! Thanks to all who DID take time to reply, however!
Here's the slant I was really aiming at: Opinions on OFFERING a toll-free
telephone number for YOUR clients to call YOU.
We have gotten one, because it's a whole lot cheaper than our calling card,
which my hubby uses to call me at home. (And the calling card was cheaper
than calling collect!)
I was wondering if anyone has noticed benefits to passing out their toll-free
number to potential clients.
Thanks!
Dawn Spencer
Techni-Dexes
indexlady@aol.com
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of the American Society of Indexers
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:34:44 -0700
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From: Toni Williams TPG/SG <towilliams@PROCYONGROUP.COM>
Subject: How do I unsubscribe?
I know this has been asked and answered several times but I just didn't
think it would happen to me. Have to leave 'cause I've lost my job and won't
have this e-mail address much longer. Hope to re-subscribe later. I've
learned alot listening to y'all. Happy trails.
Toni Williams
towilliams@procyongroup.com
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 13:38:56 -0500
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From: quaker1 <dlwitt@CONCENTRIC.NET>
Subject: Re: IMPORTANT: INDEX-L ADDRESS CHANGE
I guess it does. I got it anyway.
Diana Witt (dlwitt@concentric.net)
Ann Norcross wrote:
> Just testing the new address... does it work yet?
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Indexer's Discussion Group
> > [mailto:INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU]On
> > Behalf Of Charlotte Skuster
> > Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 2:08 PM
> > To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> > Subject: IMPORTANT: INDEX-L ADDRESS CHANGE
> >
> >
> > Hi All,
> > The listserv has moved a new server here at
> > Binghamton University. This
> > means that in about a week, the old address will
> > no longer work. Update
> > your address books now: Here are the new addresses:
> >
> > to send a message to index-l
> > INDEX-L@LISTSERV.BINGHAMTON.EDU
> >
> > to send a message to the listserv (for changing to digest,
> > unsubscribing, setting to nomail, etc.)
> > LISTSERV@LISTSERV.BINGHAMTON.EDU
> >
> > (Caps are not necessary, I just put them there
> > for emphasis).
> >
> > The FAQ is being changed to reflect these changes
> > and I will notify the
> > ASI webteam. If you have questions, do not
> > hesitate to ask.
> >
> > Charlotte Skuster
> > index-l moderator
> > skuster@binghamton.edu
> >
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 12:19:24 -0700
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From: NANCY LEMOINE <lemoine3@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
Subject: Re: staying awake and working away and Grapes of Wrath
Has anyone else been relating these three threads? It's going to be
tough to stay awake and index on the road after picking grapes all
day!
Nancy Lemoine
lemoine3@worldnet.att.net
"done with the USDA course and working on practice indexes"
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:20:56 -0400
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From: Manjit Sahai <Manjit@RAM-CORP.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Van Pelt [SMTP:LGVanPelt@aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 10:56 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: Indexer(s) wanted
>
> Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10 medical journals.
> Indexes
> must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for
> Windows.
> Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500
> pages
> per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues
> published to
> date.
>
> For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
> lindavp@phl.cursci.com.
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:32:06 -0400
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From: Manjit Sahai <Manjit@RAM-CORP.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
Linda,
I have come to know from Sharon Hughes that you are looking for
indexer(s) for indexing medical journals. Now let me take this
opportunity to introduce myself. I am a full time freelance indexer. I
index books, journals, reports, catalogs, online documents and web
sites. About 95% of my indexing business is in medical indexing.
I would love to index your medical journals. Please let me know if you
are interested in my indexing services.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
MANJIT K. SAHAI (Ms.)
703-406-7622
Sterling, VA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Van Pelt [SMTP:LGVanPelt@aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 10:56 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: Indexer(s) wanted
>
> Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10 medical journals.
> Indexes
> must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for
> Windows.
> Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500
> pages
> per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues
> published to
> date.
>
> For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
> lindavp@phl.cursci.com.
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:27:00 -0400
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From: Rick Melanson <RMelanson@EXAPPS.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
Just a friendly reminder, watch out for the REPLY button!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Manjit Sahai [mailto:Manjit@RAM-CORP.COM]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 3:32 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
Linda,
I have come to know from Sharon Hughes that you are looking for
indexer(s) for indexing medical journals. Now let me take this
opportunity to introduce myself. I am a full time freelance indexer. I
index books, journals, reports, catalogs, online documents and web
sites. About 95% of my indexing business is in medical indexing.
I would love to index your medical journals. Please let me know if you
are interested in my indexing services.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
MANJIT K. SAHAI (Ms.)
703-406-7622
Sterling, VA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Van Pelt [SMTP:LGVanPelt@aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 10:56 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: Indexer(s) wanted
>
> Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10 medical journals.
> Indexes
> must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for
> Windows.
> Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500
> pages
> per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues
> published to
> date.
>
> For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
> lindavp@phl.cursci.com.
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:36:53 EDT
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From: Sandi Frank <SFrankmail@AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: IMPORTANT: INDEX-L ADDRESS CHANGE
YES, THE ADDRESS WORKED FOR ME.
SANDI FRANK
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:04:22 -0400
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From: Ann Truesdale <atruesdale@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject: Re: ergonimics of laptops ( was Indexing away from home)
David Amundson wrote:
>
... and I have a
> footrest under the desk, made from a 1X12 and two pieces of 2X6.
>
I have a footrest constructed from one of the heavy
cardboard boxes used to ship the gift packages of fruit
which is about 4" high. I have an empty ring binder taped to
the top of that to give the optimal toes-up foot position.
(I tend to get plantar fascitis.) I also have one made from
a large ring binder with a small box taped inside to keep it
at a good angle at the eating counter in the kitchen; the
chair there is lower so I don't need as much height. (Note:
design adapted for the "carpentry challenged" among us.)
> I'd never use a desktop for indexing again. I don't know why, but I
like
> the small finger movements that the Compaq and Toshiba laptops have had;
Although I find the keyboard on my laptop to be somewhat
cramped, I have as much or more problems with not having
enough finger reach for the standard keyboards. I am always
typing \\\\ when I want to backspace. (&%$#@!)
Ann Truesdale
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:08:16 -0400
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From: Ann Truesdale <atruesdale@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates discussion on WISP-L
Just in the last few days I read that the #1 mistake
entrepreneurs make is undervaluing their services. I wish I
could remember the source, but the grey cells are deficient
today.
Ann Truesdale
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From: Linda Van Pelt <LINDAVP@PHL.CURSCI.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
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I am overwhelmed with responses! I will be in touch shortly (within 2 weeks)
after we finalize the details of our indexing guidelines for journals.
Sincerely,
Linda Van Pelt
Senior Developmental Editor
Current Science Inc.
E-mail: lindavp@phl.cursci.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Manjit Sahai [mailto:Manjit@RAM-CORP.COM]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 3:32 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
Subject: Re: Indexer(s) wanted
Linda,
I have come to know from Sharon Hughes that you are looking for
indexer(s) for indexing medical journals. Now let me take this
opportunity to introduce myself. I am a full time freelance indexer. I
index books, journals, reports, catalogs, online documents and web
sites. About 95% of my indexing business is in medical indexing.
I would love to index your medical journals. Please let me know if you
are interested in my indexing services.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
MANJIT K. SAHAI (Ms.)
703-406-7622
Sterling, VA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Van Pelt [SMTP:LGVanPelt@aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 29, 1999 10:56 AM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: Indexer(s) wanted
>
> Indexer(s) needed for end-of-year indexes for 10 medical journals.
> Indexes
> must be prepared in "rich text format," preferably using Cindex for
> Windows.
> Pay rate is $3.00 per indexable page; total page count is 200 to 500
> pages
> per journal. Work can begin immediately if desired with issues
> published to
> date.
>
> For more information, please contact Linda Van Pelt at
> lindavp@phl.cursci.com.
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<BR><FONT SIZE=3D2>Sterling, VA</FONT>
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 16:26:55 -0400
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From: "Iris B. Ailin-Pyzik" <ibap@CRYSTALSYS.COM>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders
Janet -
Since this is just for you, punch the holes on the right! :-)
Iris
JPerlman@aol.com wrote:
>
> Just checking in on this subject.
>
> I've never used a 3-ring binder. Never even thought of it! I work on loose
> proofs, stacked. I do cut them down if they are on 11X17 paper, which is
> entirely too big and unwieldy to handle, type/input from, etc. But I like to
> work on the loose sheets.
>
> I do like Nancy's idea of a single ring in the corner, and may try that.
> Easy enough to do, and might work well.
>
> Perhaps I don't like binders because I'm a leftie. Makes writing difficult
> with the rings in the way. Minor consideration! ;->
>
> Janet Perlman
> SOUTHWEST INDEXING
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 21:57:06 +0100
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From: "J.R. Sampson" <jsampson@INDEXES.U-NET.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
In-Reply-To: <E119sQ3-0001cw-00@mserv1a.u-net.net>
> >
> > It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
> > instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the
> > information given to them is slightly tainted - it comes from
> > established practitioners, who know the situation but on the other hand
> > have an interest in keeping numbers of entrants down.
>
> I would be hard pressed to think of one occurrence of even one
> professional indexer ever hinting in the most tentative way to harboring
> such feelings.
I would not have supposed anyone would admit to such, yet I have
seen such views expressed quite openly and publicly - though not
on index-l. I would have liked to think I was as wrong as you think I
am. However, when I mention an interest, this is a temptation, not a
sin. But newbies don't know to what extent their advisers are
incorruptible.
Regards
_John Sampson_
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 21:57:06 +0100
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From: "J.R. Sampson" <jsampson@INDEXES.U-NET.COM>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
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> << It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
> instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the
> information given to them is slightly tainted
> I need to protest this comment. I'm a well-established indexer who charges
> fairly high rates and makes a good living. I spend quite a lot of energy
> encouraging new indexers (as I was encouraged when I started). I'm not at
> all worried about competition.
I am glad to hear it. Is what you relate a common or an exceptional
experience? Publishers who bemoan the shortage of good indexers
should be ready to budget decent amounts for good indexes, to put
their money where their mouth is. And we should be ready to help
each other with information about rates without threat. Unfortunately
we keep hearing moans about those who charge low rates as though
they know they don't have to.
Regards
_John Sampson_
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 14:39:59 -0700
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From: Sonsie Conroy <sconroy@SLONET.ORG>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
At 08:13 PM 7/28/1999 +0100, J.R. Sampson wrote:
>It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
>instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the
>information given to them is slightly tainted - it comes from
>established practitioners, who know the situation but on the other
>hand have an interest in keeping numbers of entrants down.
I don't worry about newcomers...generally, I welcome them. There are lots of
publishing houses, academic presses, and independent businesses who need
indexes; I doubt that I will be out of work anytime soon. And I'd bet that
at least half the newbies drop out of the business after only a few months
or less. Either they can't really do the work, find that they don't like it,
or give up on the tough marketing it takes to really get a foothold.
None of this really affects me. My regular clients aren't about to replace
me with someone who just started indexing last Tuesday, nor are they going
to expect me to accept $1.50 a page because somebody else said she would do
the job for that amount.
We are all competitors in a general sense, but most of us specialize. Thus,
we're usually not competing for exactly the same work, and there is a LOT of
work out there.
Sonsie
sconroy@slonet.org
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 14:37:22 +0000
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From: Sylvia Coates <scoates@SLIP.NET>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
I just have to second protesting the original comment. When I started indexing,
in 1989, I was given incredible support from the members of the Golden Gate
chapter (San Francisco Bay Area). No only did the more established indexers of
that chapter give me solid advice regarding computer equipment purchase etc. but
I was given a number of my first clients directly through these same indexers.
The Golden Gate chapter indexers were always open to any questions I had and
were available for "phone consultations" whenever I needed one. Their generosity
and graciousness were overwhelming. I would find it hard to believe that other
chapters would be any different then the Golden Gate Chapter.
Now, after years of experience, I am very aware of three truisms:
1. Indexing is not an instant money-maker. It takes time to build up
a client list and get enough projects to make indexing your sole
source of income. This is true of any new business in any field.
2. There is plenty of room for new indexers. Indexers who are
good and experienced have more then enough work and are
not likely to be threatened by newcomers. I regularly turn
down work and most experienced indexers I know are also
turning down work.
3. Indexers, in my experience, will continue to be generous and
gracious to newcomers.
I am very sorry if you have had negative experiences with indexers. But please
don't make assumptions about other indexers and "tainted information" they might
be giving to others.
Those of us who have been indexing for several years have seen so many newcomers
approach indexing with wildly unrealistic expectations. Unrealistic expectations
often bring disappointment and sometimes bitter failure. If an experienced
indexer gives a newcomer warnings it is not to discourage them but to save them
from unnecessary pain. Please don't read sincerely made warnings for anything
other then well meaning. A newcomer can really benefit from advice in avoiding
common pitfalls and in building up a successful indexing business. I can't even
imagine an experienced indexer trying to sabotage a newcomer in any manner
whatsoever.
If you are able to attend a local ASI chapter I'm sure that you'll find
wonderful indexers who are happy to network with you.
Best,
Sylvia Coates
"J.R. Sampson" wrote:
> > << It is certainly a good idea to warn newcomers that indexing is not an
> > instant money-maker, but there is the unavoidable point that the
> > information given to them is slightly tainted
>
> > I need to protest this comment. I'm a well-established indexer who charges
> > fairly high rates and makes a good living. I spend quite a lot of energy
> > encouraging new indexers (as I was encouraged when I started). I'm not at
> > all worried about competition.
>
> I am glad to hear it. Is what you relate a common or an exceptional
> experience? Publishers who bemoan the shortage of good indexers
> should be ready to budget decent amounts for good indexes, to put
> their money where their mouth is. And we should be ready to help
> each other with information about rates without threat. Unfortunately
> we keep hearing moans about those who charge low rates as though
> they know they don't have to.
>
> Regards
>
> _John Sampson_
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From: Richard Evans <infodex@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders, was Indexing away from home and work habits
In-Reply-To: <199907291228.rq1099.8la.37kbi3u@mx10.mindspring.com>
>
> I bought a better 3 hole punch, and I punch the holes in front of the TV.
> Takes 10-20 mins tops.
I bought a good punch, too. It's supposed to handle about 50 pages, but 30
is more like it. I use it for small batches of 300 or so, but every once in
a while I find myself with several thousand pages, and that's when I head to
Kinko's. They 3-hole drill a stack of about 500 pages for $3.
Dick
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From: Sandi Frank <SFrankmail@AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders, was Indexing away from home and work habits
The information on 3-hole binders was news to me. I'm always interested in
how other people organize themselves. I usually work right from the loose
proofs on a large desk. The desk is L-shaped, so the computer monitor and
keyboard are on the L. How long do you keep the proofs in the binder? This
method sounds like it works great for book indexes, but what about journal
indexes? Do you 3-hole punch them, too? Or do you just work on them in the
bound form?
Sandi Frank
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:34:30 -0700
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From: Sonsie Conroy <sconroy@SLONET.ORG>
Subject: Re: Toll-Free Telephone Numbers
At 05:42 PM 7/28/1999 EDT, Dawn Spencer wrote:
>I'm wondering about toll-free telephone numbers for clients. Are they useful?
>Do the publishers use them? Are they more hassle than they are worth?
Personally, I wouldn't bother. My long distance business phone bill has
steadily decreased over the past few years due to the advent of email, and
I'm sure most of the publishers I work for have found the same thing. I
would say that 50% of my first contacts now come through email, and
virtually all the remaining communication gets handled that way. It's been
at least a couple of years since I ran into a publisher/editor who did not
have an email address or web page.
If you live out of the the country and are marketing to U.S. publishers (or
if you are in the opposite situation), it MIGHT be a worthwhile investment.
Sonsie
sconroy@slonet.org
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Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 23:15:32 EDT
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From: Bill Lee <Blee811@AOL.COM>
Subject: Someone's soliciting freelancers
Hi, List,
I received a telephone call at 9:30 this evening from a man who identified
himself only as "Thomas" and he was telling me all about the advantages
available to freelancers at a site called freeagent.com. I asked him where
he was calling from and he said Del Ray, Florida. He wouldn't give his last
name nor how he found me.
He called me by my first name. He could get my name, city, and the fact that
I freelance from my AOL profile. Or some buddies may have referred me to
them.
I thought it was odd, however. Usually those calls are for carpet cleaning
or replacement windows.
Anybody have any experience with this? I haven't checked the site yet.
Bill Lee
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 00:32:23 -0400
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From: "Paula C. Durbin-Westby" <dwindex@LOUISA.NET>
Subject: Re: Indexing rates
When I first started indexing as a freelancer, I had no idea of what people
were charging, because I had been out of the business for 5 years. I had
been going to school full time and working for peanuts when I wasn't
studying. I charged much less than 3 per page because I didn't know anyone
else was charging more. I charged what I had charged many years before
because... I rememberd that number! Several friends took me aside and told
me what they charged and assured me it was a reasonable rate, certainly not
extortion!
After I joined index-L and heard several discussions I decided that perhaps
it was reasonable to charge as much as 3 per page! I also learned what
people with the total number of years of indexing experience were charging,
and thought about it, and came up with a figure that I thought would earn
me a living and not be too outrageous for most of my clients.
If we didn't have rate discussion periodically I might be one of the
indexers who has ten-plus years of experience and only charges $2.25 per
page: "Surely we aren't going to pay YOU more when Paula will do it for
less than $2.50!" the publishers will tell you. "And she does difficult
philosophical treatises and convoluted political theory, too! No way we are
going to pay YOU $3.50 or more per page! We'll just stick with Paula. She
hasn't raised her rates for ten years and she isn't complaining!"
I got into this because I was a good indexer, not because I knew anything
about the business side of it. So, thanks to all those who felt comfortable
enough to share what they charge. I don't think of it as "prcie fixing" so
much as I think of it as understanding what the market will bear, or could
bear. In other occupations, it can be easier to find out what you're
worth, but a lot of us are freelancers operating out of our homes.
Paula Durbin-Westby
dwindex@louisa.net
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 01:32:06 -0400
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From: "Paula C. Durbin-Westby" <dwindex@LOUISA.NET>
Subject: three in one week!
Really, this is too much! I have three indexing projects before me, each
more egregious than the last!
The first has a line limit so short that I cannot possibly present the
author's intentions in the index. The point of the book is to introduce
students to the authors, works and concepts in a particular discipline.
There are perhaps ten authors and titles on each page, and several
concepts. To do the index in the allotted space I can only have two
entries per page. When I asked the editor to be sure, I was told,
"Actually we have even less space than that, so keep it short!"
The second index arrived with a list of terms and concepts to be included.
The list also includes terms NOT to be indexed. The list is not in
alphabetical order and is mostly in order of appearance in the book, but
not necessarily! I have to do a lot of hunting. On the list are a number
of items that are not worthy of being included in the index: "As he was
walking down Main Street, Edison had yet another idea for a lightbulb that
would work." This author would have Main Street in her list (a fictitious
example, to be sure). Several important concepts and persons aren't on the
list at all. I've been told to follow the list.
Third dumb indexing thing: an author BEGGED me to do her book on a rush
schedule. She really wants it by tomorrow (Friday 30th) but I said the
earliest I could have it was Tuesday the third. The proofs never arrived,
so I finally called her. She was planning to send them Friday (tomorrow)
so I could rearrange my entire weekend, do the index, and have it back to
her by Tuesday at the latest. I politely explained that I was not going to
be here this weekend and that UPS doesn't deliver in my rural area on
Saturday anyway. Talk about wanting it done yesterday!
I've had unusual and exasperating indexing experiences before, but never
three in one week!
Happy indexing!
Paula Durbin-Westby
dwindex@louisa.net
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 03:38:39 EDT
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From: DStaub11@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders
Janet wrote:
<< I've never used a 3-ring binder. Never even thought of it! I work on
loose
proofs, stacked. I do cut them down if they are on 11X17 paper, which is
entirely too big and unwieldy to handle, type/input from, etc. But I like to
work on the loose sheets.>>
Me too. I guess I could work with a binder--I flip back and forth through my
pages all the time, but I've never felt the need. I love hearing about the
different ways people work!
Do Mi Stauber
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From: Kim Harris <KimIndex@AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: three in one week!
In a message dated 30/07/99 06:03:33 GMT Daylight Time, dwindex@LOUISA.NET
writes:
<< 've had unusual and exasperating indexing experiences before, but never
three in one week!
>>
Dear Paula
You must be a saint (or not have any hair left after pulling it all out!).
Those examples are exasperating, to say the least! I have one publisher who
moans at me every time I go on holiday. However the worst example of an entry
an author eanted in a book was 'Margaret Thatcher' (not a political statement
on my part; the author wanted it in the index under the first name, not the
last!).
Best wishes and I hope next week is better!
Kim
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 10:17:19 +0100
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From: "J.R. Sampson" <jsampson@INDEXES.U-NET.COM>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders, was Indexing away from home and work habits
In-Reply-To: <E119yFr-0007eE-00@mserv1a.u-net.net>
> The information on 3-hole binders was news to me. I'm always interested in
> how other people organize themselves. I usually work right from the loose
> proofs on a large desk. The desk is L-shaped, so the computer monitor and
> keyboard are on the L. How long do you keep the proofs in the binder? This
> method sounds like it works great for book indexes, but what about journal
> indexes? Do you 3-hole punch them, too? Or do you just work on them in the
> bound form?
I have recently started using binders (2-hole) at the editing stage.
For with some books, looking up references in loose proofs
becomes something like a weightlifting exercise. Putting the proofs
in and taking them out is a bind (pun deliberate), but I am not
thinking of giving up using binders. How long do they stay in the
binders? Too long, really - until I need the binders for another book.
I do not use binders for journals.
Regards
_John Sampson_
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 07:23:44 -0500
Reply-To: kspern@bestweb.net
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From: Karen Spern <kspern@BESTWEB.NET>
Subject: Re: disability insurance
In-Reply-To: <199907242325.TAA01742@miro.bestweb.net>
Old Codger would you send this to me please. I got you gifts. Thanks! Nude
girls with the old codger, well, I never! (wink) Love and kisses - K. Juts
says "meow, thanks" she's taking a short nap on my reading stack right now.
K.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Indexer's Discussion Group
> [mailto:INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU]On Behalf Of Carol Roberts
> Sent: Saturday, July 24, 1999 6:24 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
> Subject: disability insurance
>
>
> The July issue of _Consumer Reports_ has a good article on disability
> insurance, including what kinds of protections a policy
> should include and
> a worksheet to calculate how much coverage you need.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Carol Roberts, indexer and copy editor | I'm not into working out. My
> indexer@execpc.com | philosophy: No
> pain, no pain.
> Milwaukee, WI | -- Carol Leifer
> new Web address to come
>
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From: Rachel Rice <racric@TOGETHER.NET>
Subject: Re: three in one week!
In-Reply-To: <93331098101@voyager.together.net>
Paula, that's the sort of thing that gives me nighmares. Now, I've been a
therapist for 13 years, and I still haven't figured out what makes people
think the way they do. What sort of thought processes was the woman who
didn't send your ms to arrive on Friday thinking about when she made that
decision? Boggling.
I got a list of terms for this big book I'm working on, too. It has some
amazing things on it and not on it, as well. Each author was asked to go
through their chapter and list all the things they thought should be in it.
In one list, the author including one item in a list of about 6 diagnoses
that were meant as examples, and shouldn't be indexed at all, at least not
in that particular context (sometimes I would index everything in a list
like that), but why only one of the items? And why an item from that list,
but not from any other? And another author wanted one item in a table, but
not the content/concept of the table itself, and not anything else in the
table. And several authors even put in page numbers, so helpful. Some
alphabetized, some not.
And to make things even more complicated, this is a re-do of an index they
weren't happy with, and so had gone through the first index and indicated
the entries they didn't want put in, with no rhyme or reason to that that I
can figure out. Several of the crossed out things should be in there, and
several things that shouldn't weren't crossed out. I called immediately and
said I am just going to have to start from scratch and disregard all the
helpful lists becuase otherwise I'll need 2 months to do this. I said, You
will just have to trust me. So she said OK, but would I send a sample once
I get going (major trusting, sure). I guess that was fair, they got burned
before. So I did chap one and sent it, but good goddess, don't we all know
that what I did for chap 1 is almost certainly not going to be what the
final deal looks like. Oh well.
I've got someone coming over on Sunday to see if she wants to do the names
for me. She's not an indexer, just a friend who wants some extra money. But
I still haven't figured out the best way to handle it. I like the ideas
you've all given to type all the names in the field, and then duplicate and
cut. It still seems awful. After this I believe I will stick with my
how-tos and animal books. Unless this friend likes doing this and will do
it again. Maybe she can figure something out. I'll keep you posted. I've
kept everyone's suggestions so she and I can try them all. Thanks again!
Rae
Rachel Rice
Directions Unlimited Desktop Services
Indexing, editing, proofreading
http://homepages.together.net/~racric
racric ICQ 31476947
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From: Kari Miller <karimiller@GW.TOTAL-WEB.NET>
Subject: Marking pages versus entering directly
I'm curious about how many indexers can enter terms directly into their
software without having to do page mark-up separately. It would seem to
be a great time-saver. I am nowhere near confident enough to do this
all the time yet, but I have a book I am currently working on with a
very tight deadline and thought it might save me some time on some of
the "lighter" chapters. Any tips or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated!
Kari Miller
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From: JPerlman@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Marking pages versus entering directly
Kari,
You have to work the way it is most comfortable for you. This question of
marking proof before entering entries -- or not -- has come up before, and
people work different ways.
It's not a question of confidence. I've been indexing for 25 yrs. I cannot,
absolutely cannot work without marking first. I have to be in front of that
page proof with red pen in hand, marking. That's when I read well and think
well. I can't do it nearly as well when the page proof is propped up in the
easel and I'm looking at the monitor.
I've tried. I thought as you did -- it would be faster. But it has to do
with some neurolinguistic programming thing I guess. Mind works better,
faster, when interacting directly with proof, absent computer. Just have to
accept that -- for me.
See which one is best for you, and go with that. It's an individual thing.
Janet Perlman
SOUTHWEST INDEXING
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From: Cynthia Bertelsen <cbertel@USIT.NET>
Subject: Re: Marking pages versus entering directly
At 08:44 AM 7/30/99 -0400, Kari Miller wrote:
>I'm curious about how many indexers can enter terms directly into their
>software without having to do page mark-up separately. It would seem to
>be a great time-saver. I am nowhere near confident enough to do this
>all the time yet, but I have a book I am currently working on with a
>very tight deadline and thought it might save me some time on some of
>the "lighter" chapters. Any tips or suggestions would be greatly
>appreciated!
Hi Kari,
As Janet said so well, it is a matter of individual preference and comfort
level.
With some books, and only sometimes, it is possible for me to enter terms
directly from the page. Some medical books and cookbooks can often bear this
sort of approach, and not always. But for most scholarly books, for example,
I feel out in left field if I don't read the book first. Lots of reasons,
but I feel like I am going into a labyrinth without a map when I don't read
the book first.
I have tried to do it without marking first, thinking that it would save
time, but it never does for me. It actually increases my time on a job not
to read the book. Go figure!
You need to find your own way to work, and only by trying out different
techniques, etc., will you find that way.
Cynthia
*****************************************
Cynthia D. Bertelsen
Bertelsen Indexing and Editorial Services
Specialities: Food History, Nutrition, Cookbooks, Gastronomy
cbertel@usit.net
Web page: http://www.usit.com/cbertel/
Long before institutionalized religions came along--and temples and
churches--there was an unquestioned recognition that what goes on in a
kitchen is holy. Cooking involves an enormously rich coming together of the
fruits of the earth with the inventive genius of the human being. ---Laurel
Robertson---
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From: John and Kara Pekar <jkpekar@CROSSLINK.NET>
Subject: Re: 3 ring binders, was Indexing away from home and work habits
> The information on 3-hole binders was news to me. <snip> How long do you
keep the proofs in the binder?
For the duration of the project only. Once I'm done, and I've shipped the
index off (electronically or via overnight shipper), I take the pages out
of the binder and store them until I get paid or until the publisher says I
can get rid of them.
As someone else mentioned, I keep a smaller binder around for transporting
a chapter or two to the doctor's office/playground/anywhere I'm going to be
sitting waiting. This allows me to mark text without lugging the whole
shebang around.
Incidentally, I generally remove a chapter at a time to do the actual entry
into the computer, since loose pages rest on my copy stand better than a
whole binder, especially for a large project. Besides, it's more
visually/emotionally satisfying to see the stack of pages reduced by half
than by a tiny fraction, even if I know I still have sixteen chapters to
go!
Emboldened by postings from other indexers, I've recently begun
experimenting with entering directly into the computer instead of marking
the text first. I still find the 3-ring binder useful for organizing and
keeping track of pages, though.
Kara Pekar
Wordsmith Indexing Services
jkpekar@crosslink.net
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From: Becky & Bob Hornyak <bhornyak@IQUEST.NET>
Subject: Re: three in one week!
Paula,
Maybe there's something in the air this week. I have been offered three
jobs--and had two renege. In three years of indexing, this has never
happened to me--and then to have it happen twice in a week. One said that
the regular indexer decided to take the job "after all". The other was an
email message offering a job that must have been sent to several people at
once. (BTW, I did send I message back that it was proper form to offer a job
to only one person at a time.) I am consoling myself by saying that at least
I ended up on the plus side!
Becky Hornyak, Indexer
bhornyak@iquest.net
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From: Paula C. Durbin-Westby <dwindex@LOUISA.NET>
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Date: Friday, July 30, 1999 12:03 AM
Subject: three in one week!
>Really, this is too much! I have three indexing projects before me, each
>more egregious than the last!
>
>The first has a line limit so short that I cannot possibly present the
>author's intentions in the index. The point of the book is to introduce
>students to the authors, works and concepts in a particular discipline.
>There are perhaps ten authors and titles on each page, and several
>concepts. To do the index in the allotted space I can only have two
>entries per page. When I asked the editor to be sure, I was told,
>"Actually we have even less space than that, so keep it short!"
>
>The second index arrived with a list of terms and concepts to be included.
>The list also includes terms NOT to be indexed. The list is not in
>alphabetical order and is mostly in order of appearance in the book, but
>not necessarily! I have to do a lot of hunting. On the list are a number
>of items that are not worthy of being included in the index: "As he was
>walking down Main Street, Edison had yet another idea for a lightbulb that
>would work." This author would have Main Street in her list (a fictitious
>example, to be sure). Several important concepts and persons aren't on the
>list at all. I've been told to follow the list.
>
>Third dumb indexing thing: an author BEGGED me to do her book on a rush
>schedule. She really wants it by tomorrow (Friday 30th) but I said the
>earliest I could have it was Tuesday the third. The proofs never arrived,
>so I finally called her. She was planning to send them Friday (tomorrow)
>so I could rearrange my entire weekend, do the index, and have it back to
>her by Tuesday at the latest. I politely explained that I was not going to
>be here this weekend and that UPS doesn't deliver in my rural area on
>Saturday anyway. Talk about wanting it done yesterday!
>
>I've had unusual and exasperating indexing experiences before, but never
>three in one week!
>
>Happy indexing!
>
>Paula Durbin-Westby
>dwindex@louisa.net
>
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From: Richard Evans <infodex@MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Re: Marking pages versus entering directly
In-Reply-To: <199907300909.rq390u.2hh.37kbi17@mx9.mindspring.com>
> At 08:44 AM 7/30/99 -0400, Kari Miller wrote:
> >I'm curious about how many indexers can enter terms directly into their
> >software without having to do page mark-up separately. It would seem to
> >be a great time-saver.
I found it to be a time saver during data entry, but a killer during edit.
I highlight important topics on the markup pass. During data entry, I check
off the highlighted items that actually make it into the index. During
edit, I can easily scan the page to find the source of a questionable entry
or reassure myself that I have not missed anything on the page.
Dick
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From: "Elaine R. Firestone" <elaine@SEAWIFS.GSFC.NASA.GOV>
Subject: Re: speaking of laptops and working away
In-Reply-To: <199907300404.AAA28220@calval-2.gsfc.nasa.gov>
>>Do any of you have any opinions of the logic of this? Is it a waste of
>>$170, or is it a golden opp, not to be passed by.
>>
> Golden opp, Rachel. They're also great as a backup: if your hard drive gets
> fried, if there's a thunderstorm the day before your deadline, etc. Just be
> sure that the old model you buy will do what you want to do a year or two
> from now. ;-) Although, $300 is such a good price, you still wouldn't be
> throwing your money away even if you have to upgrade eventually, IMO. I'm
> not familiar with the 170, but I have a Powerbook, too. I adore my laptop
> and have used it in all kinds of whacky situations (e.g., sitting through
> my daughter's gymnastics lessons).
I didn't see the original message on this one, but I can offer some good
advice... DON'T get a PowerBook 170. I had one. This particular Macintosh
laptop, although a super computer in its day, is long past the point of
running today's software packages. The hard drive is miniscule
(somewhere's around 20--40 MB) as is the RAM, and unless your computing
requirements are very simple, such as basic text editing, it won't do what
your regular computer will do. Depending on the size of your basic
application, it can't have two separate applications running at the same
time, such as Word and Excel unless they are very old versions. They also
aren't upgradable. There are also compatibility issues involved. I won't
go into detail, but if you have a newer desktop Mac running MacOS 8.0, but
have old software, you are going to run into significant problems because
8.0 doesn't run well (if at all) with old versions.
If you are looking for just a backup capability, invest in a zip or jazz
drive. If you are truly looking for laptop, go to an authorized Apple
dealer and see what they have in different price ranges. They may even
have some used models for sale. Someone mentioned an ironclad guarantee.
They only ones who are going to give that to you are established
businesses, not individuals.
I know $300 sounds so good for a computer, but take the money and invest it
in a laptop that will do you some good and will last you a few years.
Hope this helps.
Elaine
Elaine R. Firestone, ELS
elaine@seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov
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From: "Paula C. Durbin-Westby" <dwindex@LOUISA.NET>
Subject: Re: Marking pages versus entering directly
I rarely mark up entries even for scholarly books. It just takes too much
time. The only time I mark up entries is when I am away from the computer
on a trip, or if I just can't stand to be in the house anymore and don't
want to drag the computer outside.
Because I work quicky on each book, or perhaps because my short term memory
is pretty good up to a point, if I think I've missed something, I usually
think something like, "Gee that was around page 43," or "that was near the
reference to Max Weber," or whatever. I make notes in the entry such as:
"(mentioned twice earlier, Go GET!)" and go back to find the two references
when I'm done with that chapter. I seem to find the things I think I've
missed. If I remember there being three, there usually are three, and I
decide at that point whether I didn't put them in the first time because
they were unimportant.
Paula
dwindex@louisa.net
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 12:15:53 PDT
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From: Annette Young <yannette@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: About FreeAgent.com
Hi all,
A friend of mine, who is a freelancer in technical writing, had this to say
about FreeAgent.com.
Annette
------------------------------------
FreeAgent.com is a legit business...I've gotten solicitations from them via
"spam".
I'd assume that his number was given to them from one of his colleagues, or
that they did obtain it from purchasing a list he was on or using some sort
of bot to scope out "freelance" and contact information from his
site/listing.
Also, it's quite normal for telephone solicitors to only give you a first
name, and a false first name at that!
Simply have him tell them, like any unwanted phone/spam solicitors,
to "remove his contact information from their database". Record the
date/time you made the request to the company so if they don't comply
you can take actions, if needed.
_______________________________________________________________
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 17:24:45 EDT
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From: DStaub11@AOL.COM
Subject: Re: Marking pages versus entering directly
Kari wrote:
<< I'm curious about how many indexers can enter terms directly into their
software without having to do page mark-up separately. >>
I work in this way (and I agree with Janet and Cynthia that it's a matter of
preference and personal style). I've tried both ways and when I try to write
on the pages or even read the book first, I find myself impatient to record
the insights I'm having directly in the index. Even when I assume that
reading an extremely complex book first will save me time when I go to index
it, it takes the same amount of time (though I do read ahead sometimes to
build confidence when I'm scared of a complex book). Something about my
personality, I guess!
My method is to tick off words in the text that relate to the topic I'm
indexing. Every entry I make will have a tick mark associated with it. Proper
names, of course, are obvious; conceptual entries will often have a tick mark
on a word that means that concept to me. I find that when I look back at the
page I can tell what I indexed by the tick marks.
I do think you have to have some confidence to use this method, because you
have to know that you'll be able to tell what you indexed just from a tick
mark through a word. I would recommend trying it and seeing what you think.
Do Mi
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From: Sandi Schroeder <sanindex@XSITE.NET>
Subject: Re: British publications
I have received the copies of Hazel Bell's Indexing Biographies from
England. Please send a check for $28 or a note authorizing a charge, with
your charge number, expiration date and signature to Sandi Schroeder, 2606
Old Mill Lane, Rolling Meadows, IL, 60008. When I receive payment, I will
drop the publication in the mail. If you no longer want it, please let me
know.
Sandi Schroeder
president, ASI
-----Original Message-----
From: Betty Frizzell <frizzell@WOLFENET.COM>
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Date: Monday, June 21, 1999 10:25 AM
Subject: Re: British publications
>Hi Sandi-
>
>I would be interested in getting Hazel Bell's publication.
>
>--Betty Frizzell
>Frizzell Indexing Service
>frizzell@wolfenet.com
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Sandi Schroeder <sanindex@XSITE.NET>
>To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
>Sent: Sunday, June 20, 1999 6:13 AM
>Subject: British publications
>
>
>> I have a few copies of the following British publications available for
>> sale.
>>
>> Indexing the medical and Biological Science by Blake et al. $30
>>
>> Indexing Legal Materials by Moys $25.00
>>
>>
>> Several people have inquired about the availability of Indexing
>Biographies
>> by Hazel Bell. If there was enough interest, I would try to obtain
>> additional copies. Ther would be for sale at around $27. If you are
>> interested, please let me know.
>>
>>
>> Sandi Schroeder
>> President, ASI
>>
>
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Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 16:46:07 -0500
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From: Sandi Schroeder <sanindex@XSITE.NET>
Subject: Re: British publications
I have received the copies of Hazel Bell's Indexing Biographies from
England. Please send a check for $28 or a note authorizing a charge, with
your charge number, expiration date and signature to Sandi Schroeder, 2606
Old Mill Lane, Rolling Meadows, IL, 60008. When I receive payment, I will
drop the publication in the mail. If you no longer want it, please let me
know.
Sandi Schroeder
president, ASI
-----Original Message-----
From: Manjit Sahai <ramindexing@HOTMAIL.COM>
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Date: Monday, June 21, 1999 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: British publications
>Hi Sandy
>
>I would also be interested in buying 'Indexing Biographies' by Hazel Bell.
>
>MANJIT K. SAHAI
>
>
>>From: Sandi Schroeder <sanindex@XSITE.NET>
>>Reply-To: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
>>To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L
>><INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
>>Subject: British publications
>>Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1999 08:13:45 -0500
>>
>>I have a few copies of the following British publications available for
>>sale.
>>
>>Indexing the medical and Biological Science by Blake et al. $30
>>
>>Indexing Legal Materials by Moys $25.00
>>
>>
>>Several people have inquired about the availability of Indexing
>>Biographies
>>by Hazel Bell. If there was enough interest, I would try to obtain
>>additional copies. Ther would be for sale at around $27. If you are
>>interested, please let me know.
>>
>>
>>Sandi Schroeder
>>President, ASI
>
>
>_______________________________________________________________
>Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
>
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From: Sandi Schroeder <sanindex@XSITE.NET>
Subject: Re: British publications
I have received the copies of Hazel Bell's Indexing Biographies from
England. Please send a check for $28 or a note authorizing a charge, with
your charge number, expiration date and signature to Sandi Schroeder, 2606
Old Mill Lane, Rolling Meadows, IL, 60008. When I receive payment, I will
drop the publication in the mail. If you no longer want it, please let me
know.
Sandi Schroeder
president, ASI
-----Original Message-----
From: Paula C. Durbin-Westby <dwindex@LOUISA.NET>
To: Multiple recipients of list INDEX-L <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Date: Monday, June 21, 1999 10:48 AM
Subject: Re: British publications
>Please add me to your list of people interested in Hazel Bell's book. I
>tried to order it through my local B&N and they said it was not available;
>I am hoping to hear from you.
>
>Paula Durbin-Westby
>dwindex@louisa.net
>
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From: Cynthia Landeen <busterlandeen@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
Subject: Re: indexing rates
I am a new indexer and was happy to get my first book, and felt fortunate
that it was within seven months of starting in the process. When I was
offered $2.25 per page I agreed because of the topic of the book, which is
not complicated, pleasant to read and easy to index. I have been able to
index 35 pages an hour, which when I double the indexing time to include
editing time nets me $39.50 per hour. Why should I say no to a low dollar
per page rate when my per hour rate is so high? I want to always be paid a
fair wage for my work and this rate per hour seems quite tidy.
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Tue, 27 Jul 1999 10:25:27 -0600
>From: Nina Forrest <ninaf@MINDSPRING.COM>
>Subject: Re: Indexing rates
>
>The temptation for a new indexer is to do an index for whatever rate the
>publisher proposes. Because I had read previous discussions on Index-L, I
>decided that I would not work for less than $3.00 even for my first index.
>So if the subject of rates came up when I was cold calling publishers, I
>stated this. And several times I was told that they never go higher than
>$2.xx per page, and I politely nixed that possibility.
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From: Cynthia Landeen <busterlandeen@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
Subject: Re: first contacts and hole punches
Sonsie,
You write that most of your first contacts now come through email. Is that
you soliciting the publisher or the publisher (who must know your impeccable
reputation) soliciting you? (I wonder is soliciting the best word to use,
well anyway...)
Also on the subject of hole punches... I have an electric and boy is it
great! great! great! Did I mention I liked it?
Cynthia Landeen
Indextrous
**********************
->Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 15:34:30 -0700
>From: Sonsie Conroy <sconroy@SLONET.ORG>
>Subject: Re: Toll-Free Telephone Numbers
<snip>
>Personally, I wouldn't bother. My long distance business phone bill has
>steadily decreased over the past few years due to the advent of email, and
>I'm sure most of the publishers I work for have found the same thing. I
>would say that 50% of my first contacts now come through email, and
>virtually all the remaining communication gets handled that way. It's been
>at least a couple of years since I ran into a publisher/editor who did not
>have an email address or web page. <snip>
> Sonsie
> sconroy@slonet.org
>
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Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1999 11:28:49 PDT
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Sender: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
From: karen true <kstrue@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: Part-time Job Postings
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Hi,
A friend of mind who does indexing as a full-time job gave me some
information regarding some part-time job postings. One was for a Medical
Transcriptionist. These were job postings from OBGYN.net.
Attached is my resume for your review. I am very much interested and would
like further information regarding same. I would appreciate hearing from
you as soon as you receive my e-mail.
Thankyou!
Sincerely,
Karen True
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Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
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<br>
<br>A friend of mind who does indexing as a full-time job gave me some
information regarding some part-time job postings. One was for a Medical
Transcriptionist. These were job postings from OBGYN.net.
<br>
<br>Attached is my resume for your review. I am very much interested and
would like further information regarding same. I would appreciate hearing
from you as soon as you receive my e-mail.
<br>
<br>Thankyou!
<br>
<br>Sincerely,
<br>
<br>Karen True
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Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1999 19:00:37 -0400
Reply-To: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Sender: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
From: Jacqueline Janezic <bookwm@EN.COM>
Subject: Re: Laptop Ergonomics
I hope it is not inappropriate to mention brand names on this list.
Levenger has an adjustable desk for laptops. It is not cheap, but can be
adjusted for height as well as worksurface angle. I believe they also have
a contoured board that you can set on your lap or on an armchair.
Kensington also has a paper stand about the size of a plum which is fully
portable and can hold up to 15 pages at a time.
Once I started indexing on my PowerBook, I never used my desktop computer
again. I seem to work faster and can take it anywhere.
Jackie
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Jacqueline Salzman Janezic
BookWorm Indexing Services
bookwm@en.com
330-562-4906
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Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1999 17:49:16 -0700
Reply-To: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Sender: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
From: Sonsie Conroy <sconroy@SLONET.ORG>
Subject: Re: first contacts and hole punches
At 06:04 PM 7/30/99 -0700, Cynthia Landeen wrote:
>Sonsie,
>You write that most of your first contacts now come through email. Is that
>you soliciting the publisher or the publisher (who must know your impeccable
>reputation) soliciting you? (I wonder is soliciting the best word to use,
>well anyway...)
I don't generally try to get work through email contacts...at least, I don't
make the FIRST contact via email. What happens lately is that I will get an
email message from an editor or publisher who has gotten my name from
somebody (or somewhere), and asks if I'm available for a job. Or a steady
customer will contact me that way about an upcoming index.
I still believe in good old paper and telephone for the all-important first
impressions, though email is a godsend when you have established a relationship.
Impeccable??? You haven't seen my office lately! <G>
Sonsie
sconroy@slonet.org
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Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1999 22:28:21 -0400
Reply-To: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
Sender: Indexer's Discussion Group <INDEX-L@BINGVMB.CC.BINGHAMTON.EDU>
From: "Paula C. Durbin-Westby" <dwindex@LOUISA.NET>
Subject: Re: first contacts and hole punches
Ditto Sonsie, for what's happening in my email life. I get emails from
people I don't know, but it's always via someone I DO know. I rarely send
my resume via email, usually only after a contact has been established.
Paula dwindex@louisa.net
>
(Sonsie's comments:)
> I don't generally try to get work through email contacts...at least, I
don't
> make the FIRST contact via email. What happens lately is that I will get
an
> email message from an editor or publisher who has gotten my name from
> somebody (or somewhere), and asks if I'm available for a job. Or a steady
> customer will contact me that way about an upcoming index.
>
> I still believe in good old paper and telephone for the all-important
first
> impressions, though email is a godsend when you have established a
relationship.
>
> Impeccable??? You haven't seen my office lately! <G>
>
> Sonsie
> sconroy@slonet.org