Turning Off Autocorrect in Microsoft Word
May 29, 2018
One problem that can plague writers and editors who handle a technical
One problem that can plague writers and editors who handle a technical
Michelle Anderson’s path to becoming an editor began with heartache: She was
Aim to “please” Remember when we were kids, and our parents or
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I used to think steadfast writing rules existed for every word, sentence,
As I was doing yoga a few years ago, I started contemplating
Wordsmiths, unite! March 4 is National Grammar Day! This holiday was established
One discussion that came up at an American Copy Editors Society (ACES) Editing
One of the joys of being a copyeditor is feeling like you’ve
Most professional editors make at least two passes through any document they’re
On Christmas Eve, some watch for Santa. Others listen for reindeer. But
A few years ago, I heard Sarah Price talk about proofreading on
Dictionaries are for looking up the meaning of words, right? True. But
Track Changes is a godsend for editors. It’s a feature in Microsoft
Being an editor is fun. If you’re like me, you love catching
I’ve been speaking a lot these past few years about the power
It’s been 10 years since I wrote the original version of this post,
3 simple steps to submit an editing request It’s a quiet morning
Recently, a client sent in an editing request for a 55-page document
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