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> My name is Jess Porter and I have been on this list for a week. I want
> to change from computers, and be a tech writer, or use it as a second
> skill, or along with computers
>
> I was wondering if anyone would read what I have to say about my
> background, read my resume, and tell me what skills I have and what
> skills I lack to be a tech writer. I have 19 years computer experience,
> first Appletalk for 10 years, then Windows, there was some tech writing
> involved during all this time.
Send a copy to my email and I'll let you know what I think.
When you do installs, do you rewrite your instructions? If yes, then
you're a tech writer.
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