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>> I would love to attend a dinner gathering of TECHWR-L folks
>> in Toronto. (I haven't been to an Annual Conference--they called
>> it the "International Technical Communication Conference" then--
>> since Philly in '88.)
>
>Would any Toronto-bound techwhirlers mind posting a few post->conference
impressions to the list? I'm sure those of us who can't go >would like to
hear from those who do.
Better still....would they be willing to write a very short "article" that
the newsletter editors could print? Summarizing your favorite session,
providing bulleted list of notes that you took, would be a great addition
to many newsletters! Post them here, giving permission to reprint, and
you'll get great coverage.
(Gosh, does it sound like I am a newsletter editor in search of fresh and
exciting articles? :) )
TTFN,
Michelle Corbin Nichols
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