Re: Online vs paper-based editing

["Jim Morgan" <Jim -dot- Morgan -at- jdsu -dot- com>]

Maybe it's just my astigmatic eyes, but I always catch details on paper
that I seem unable to spot onscreen, hard as I have tried over the years
to eliminate the paper-wasting. My compromise is to only do the final
proofreading pass on paper.

Regards,
Jim

--- Jeannine Klein <jmek66 -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:

> Do most of you edit on the computer screen or on a
> paper printout?
 
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