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On 6/23/05, Dan Goldstein <DGoldstein -at- riverainmedical -dot- com> wrote:
>
> Thanks to Jonny Benjamin of the Techshoret list for finding this one:
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>http://www.inst.org/tech/tec_bro.htm
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> "For freelancers, there are few costs. You need access to a typewriter
> or word processor and a phone. A fax machine or fax bureau is also
> useful. And that's really all you need. Some technical writers rarely
> even see clients -- the work comes in the post! Virtually every penny
> you earn is profit."
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