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I agree with Nancy wholeheartedly. I *have* met engineers (ok,
engineering majors) who can write quite well. But it's those
of them who can't who usually think they can. Heck, I was one
of those, myself, for a few years!
Shelly
larock -at- tycho -dot- arh -dot- cdc -dot- com
