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I looked at these briefly a couple years ago, but did not purchase them.
One thing to consider: Are proposals a key part of your job, or is this a
favor you did for other less Word-savvy coworkers? If it IS part of your
responsibilities, be careful not to automate yourself or members of your
team out of a job!
If you do elect to purchase one of these solutions, I'd love to hear from
you later, to see how you like them. Good luck!
-Keith Cronin
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Well I hope you'll come and see me in the movies
Then I'll know that you will plainly see
The biggest fool that ever hit the big time
And all I gotta do is act naturally
(Morrison/Russell)
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