RE: Using References in your work

["Sue" <skirk -at- iprimus -dot- com -dot- au>]

Thanks Geoff and Everyone

Its Ok I was just confused, really it was the issue of copyright I was
having the confusion over.  The material I'm writing has all been
written before, example, communication skills.  I wasn't sure how I went
about writing that information without copying someone else's work,
guess because of deadlines, I was looking to cut corners.

Maggie gave me good advice when she said "That's writing with some
imagination and originality" which I guess is the biggest trick of the
trade *smiles*  The lucky thing for me is I'm actually writing about
"writing" so I'm learning as I go and I have to write about copyright so
the research on that helped.

Happy New Year Everyone

Susan Kirk
Information Developer
http://home.iprimus.com.au/skirk/Resume.html


 

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