Re: What's the most fun/creative project you've ever worked on in your career?

[Keith Hood <klhra -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Not technical writing - 


The runner-up was the time I worked for a few months in an R&D lab.  The institute paid me to stress things until they blew up.


The real winner is one that I can't tell you about over the net.



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Subject: What's the most fun/creative project you've ever worked on in your career?
 
Robert's question and Ken Stitzel's answer made me ask this. :)

Working on my own answer.

Happy Friday. :)

Steve
(landed on my feet, I guess)

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