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I was once told by an experienced technical document writer that once written, the writer will only find typos during the first review. Reviews after that by the writer will not render the errors to be apparent; the document needs to be read by a different person to assure quality. The only alternative, I was told, is to read a document a second time, but to read it backwards. I tried that once a long time ago, and indeed, it did reveal to the writer (me) more errors than would not have otherwise been found. But, it sure is hard to do and totally content confusing. All you get are the typos, but not the syntax.
And NEVER use a global search, find and change command in a word processor!!!
Craig
Craig"Who put orange juice in my orange juice?" - - - William Claude Dukenfield
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And interestingly, I just noticed that I typed "typo" as "type". But I figure typos in my comments are of less importance than the banner of a brand name.
I remember when I was in the US Army stationed in Germany as part of what was called the "Marne Division", they had put out a lot of tchochkes to encourage folks to re-enlist. The motto that was supposed to go on all these coffee mugs, frisbees, etc., was "Re-enlist, stay Marne". Instead, they said "Re-enlist, stay Marine". The Marines loved it, but that didn't play so well with the Army, which was the intended audience. Fun times.John
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Over the summer, the local grocery store had the slogan "Highly Satisfying You is Our #1 Priority" only they put it on T-shirts, where it didn't fit, so it said
Highly Satisfying (in big letters)
Then in smaller letters, down the back of the shirt it said
You Is Our #1 Priority
It wasn't exactly a typo, but looked like someone needed grammar lessons!Dan McDonald
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