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Mostly a lurker. However, as a lone tech writer, I couldn't resist...
Help and manual
No spec is available
You wanted this...when?
Your quick help with this
Odd Word problem is needed:
Why is this all caps?
Quiver before me--
As defender of style
I wield the red pen
The network is down.
ForeHelp and Word have just crashed.
Can I go home now?
Cheers,
Emily
Emily L. Navarre
Documentation Specialist/Knowledgebase Manager
PC Guardian
enavarre -at- pcguardian -dot- com
My haiku, not my employer's.
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