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> From: Cameron Consulting [SMTP:Cameron-Consulting -at- neb -dot- rr -dot- com]
>
> I use MS Word for my documentation. To some this may seem like the wrong
> product to use and I have found some complications with it over the years,
> but the one client I work with would prefer that I stay in Word. Reason?
> Word is one of the classes they teach and they like to be able to tell the
> students that the book was written in Word...kind of an example of what
> they
> will be able to do at the end of class I suppose. I was just wondering
> what
> software you use to do your writing in? Word... PageMaker...
>
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