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The air's just fine up here...how about down there? :-)
I did down to 5 million. There's A LOT of that type and they can still
reviewed with a fine tooth comb, so you write it with that expectation.
>For a much better demonstration of the
>kind of writing I was describing, check
>out some typical marcomm for the services
>and products you use in your day-to-day
>experience.
You mean like technical documentation for my video recorder?
Yeah...THAT's the model of writing that I want to follow.
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