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I just turned Techwr-l back on--I set it to nomail while I was at
WinWriters (I did consider doing the autoresponse thing but suspected
the humour might be lost on some <LOL!>). I appreciate that the first
post I got was from Andrew Plato and the second or third was about
neatsfoot oil. <vbg>
The short of it is, WinWriters is a very worthwhile event if you are in
the business of writing online help and online documents--for example, I
found it more specifically applicable to what I do (print and online)
than the last (and only) STC national event I attended, in 2000.
I might follow that up with more info., but want to compose my thoughts
first, rather than merely shipping you my trip report.
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