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A Little Proofreading Humor

As a writer, I find this hilarious. As a professor, I find it so utterly depressing that it comes around the other side to funny again. Enjoy!
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Word Passive Voice Highlighting Revisited: Now for Word 2003

Last week, I explained how to highlight uses of the passive voice in your writing, using Word 2007. Here’s how to do the same thing in Word 2003 and earlier versions.
To reiterate: the passive voice is when you explain what’s happening in such a way that the action happens to the subject rather than […]

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Word 2007 for Writers: Part 5 – Proofreading and Editing Tricks

I tend to prefer old-fashioned pen and paper for going over my drafts and marking revisions and edits. The screen has never struck me as a good medium for reading longer works on, and I think differently with a pen in hand than with a keyboard under my fingers.
That said, Word 2007 puts a lot […]

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