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Subject:Re: Tech Writing Problems From:Herman Holtz <holtz -at- CLARK -dot- NET> Date:Tue, 28 Feb 1995 13:30:30 -0500
Sue, you certainly hit on some classic problems. Some of them are
counterparts of old, familiar problems, but some of them are, evidently,
peculiar to these times and technological environments. This information
will go into some work I am doing on training for technical writers, and
I am trying to avoid theory and use the real-life experience of tech
writers as much as possible. Many thanks for your input.
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Writing & Ghost Writing Services, 35 years experience. Author of 60+
professional/business books, including best-selling How to Succeed as an
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