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Depending on the level of editing and the type of document, your question
could have many answers.
I like _Technical Editing_ by Judith A. Tarutz.
Remember, editing is not an exact science (any more than writing is), and
the circumstances and needs of the situation dictate what's appropriate. Are
you asking about books on "how to edit," or are you looking for style guides
(amply covered in the TECHWR-L archives)?
