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I have to make a presentation on our editing process, since
our established process seems to be falling apart with the
addition of many new contractors and major deadlines. Can
anyone supply me with some techniques or hints that work
for you. While I'm at it, I intend to put together a new
process so any advice you can give me would be a help. Also,
do you know of any really good books on editing? You can
respond to me privately and I'll post a summation to the list
since I know this topic has been covered before.
Thanks, annb
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Ann Balaban Texas Instruments 972-480-2522
annb -at- ti -dot- com TI MSG: ABAN FAX: 972-480-3020
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