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Hi Katherine,
Thanks for writing. I am considering doing this kind of work, and I have absolutely zilch experience. The biz manager I was discussing it with had me as a contractor on a hardware installation manual and owner's manual, plus I did a little FAQ work and assembly spec sheets. So he is familiar with my writing, and my dependability. He's jammed on proposals. But I wouldn't want to commit to something that I can't do as well as I did the other. And my real speciality is software user docs. But then, in the course of 25 years...
Thanks Techwr-L for pointers to good reads on this subject.
--Lorraine
-----Original Message-----
>From: Katherine Noftz Nagel <kat -at- endless-song -dot- com>
>Sent: Jun 24, 2010 10:18 PM
>To: Lorraine Kiewiet <lkiewiet -at- earthlink -dot- net>
>Cc: techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com
>Subject: Re: Proposal editing/prep
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>On Jun 25, 2010, at 12:39 AM, Lorraine Kiewiet wrote:
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>> I have not noticed that proposal preparation is discussed on Techwr-L. What
>> is the right web site and professional group to discuss proposal prep
>> containing technical, engineering content (hardware)?
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>Oh, we've had endless discussions about proposals in the past, although I don't remember one recently. Lots of us do small-scale proposals for our own freelance businesses, or have worked on proposal teams at corporations at one point or another in our careers.
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>Are you running into a particular problem, or just interested in general discussion?
>
>K@
>Kat Nagel
>Owner, MasterWork Consulting
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