RE: Getting a new writer up to speed quickly

["Graham, Flora" <fgraham -at- spss -dot- com>]

>PLEASE tell me if there's some other "down-n-dirty" stuff that you'd think helpful, or of there are some sites to which I could refer her.

The STC Lone Writers' list helped me when I was in the same boat as your new co-worker.

http://www.stcsig.org/lw/default.htm

For great info and answers when you're not around. :)

It sounds like this person will be great with her background and your help--props to you for being helpful and encouraging!

-Flora

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