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I had promised to send this group the results of my online vs. paper
editing survey.
I don't know if we're allowed to make attachments on this list, but I
have attached the PDF of the results to this email. If you can't get
the attachment via techwr-l, feel free to email me privately at
jmek66 -at- gmail -dot-
In general, I prefer to send the results without comment; but I did
notice one odd thing. Absolutely no one mentioned my personal favorite
reason for editing onscreen: the ability to zoom in on details and/or
tiny print.
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