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Subject:Re: Still Tops--please include location & .... From:David Dvorkin <DDvorkin -at- FRXSOFT -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 8 Apr 1998 14:45:47 -0600
Oops, that was narrow-viewed of me. I wasn't thinking about the
difference in types of companies. Indeed, software development is
the big thing here -- some writing for manufacturing, engineering,
biomedical, but not much.
Well, if you get tired of that notorious snow and feel like moving
West, this is a great area right now.
> ...your field (software docs, ISO docs, procedure docs)...
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