Re: The End Of Technical Writing
At 10:04 AM -0700 2004/10/28, Gene Kim-Eng wrote:
There is a fairly large percentage of people in the technical
writing profession who have never worked in data processing.
It appears to be a common misconception among many in
this list that there is no technical writing going on outside of
the computer and software industries.
At 3:51 PM -0400 2004/10/28, having skipped lunch, Kat Nagel replied:
Fortunately, not all of us are that narrow-minded about are profession.
<sigh>
Blame it on low blood sugar. That should have been "OUR profession".
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Re: The End Of Technical Writing: From: Tony Markos
Re: The End Of Technical Writing: From: Gene Kim-Eng
Re: The End Of Technical Writing: From: Kat Nagel
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