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- “Though writers are encouraged to unlearn the double-space typing habit, they may be heartened to learn that intellectual arguments against the old style are mostly contrived. At worst, the wide space after a period is a victim of fashion.” [Source: www.http://theworldsgreatestbook.com/how-many-spaces-after-a-period. (Personally, I edit out the double-space but I thought you’d like to hear the ‘contrived’ bit if you yearn for the double space. Inge).]
- “Though writers are encouraged to unlearn the double-space typing habit, they may be heartened to learn that intellectual arguments against the old style are mostly contrived. At worst, the wide space after a period is a victim of fashion.” [Source: www.http://theworldsgreatestbook.com/how-many-spaces-after-a-period. (Personally, I edit out the double-space but I thought you’d like to hear the ‘contrived’ bit if you yearn for the double space. Inge).]
Tag Archives: HR
Editing content for reading aloud
When we look back on our completed projects, we often see a pattern to the topics we work on across companies, or in industries in which we work. For example, this year we worked with two leadership organisations: one required … Continue reading
Posted in Editing and proofreading, Projects, Writing
Tagged business writing, editing, Finance, grammar, HR, instructional design, leadership, Oracle, Projects, SAP, style guide, writing
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Technical writing – Oracle and SAP
In the last few years, we have documented Oracle Finance, HR and Projects modules for an international mining firm. During the same period, we spent time in Malaysia working on non-SAP HR processes to globalise business processes to support globalising … Continue reading
Posted in Projects, Writing
Tagged editing, eRecruitment, Finance, HR, Oracle, Projects, SAP
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