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Gee, that's funny, all I am talking about is tech comms. Proofing,
copy-editing, development work... welcome to my twit bin at last Andrew. I
have had nothing but flame bait from you, and you really do have some
peculiar ideas I no longer need to put up with. You are way wrong, and just
don't want to admit it.
Your job is to create dox and walk away from them. You don't have to nurse
the same dox along every day like most of the rest of us do. Your points are
irrelevant to most of us.
Goodbye.
Steve Hudson, Word Heretic
HDK List MVP
Word help and tools: heretic -at- tdfa -dot- com
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