Typos to Avoid, Though They Amuse Me
Aug. 8th, 2003 01:01 pmI'm implementing edits of my formerly-huge book, as instructed by our most wonderful editor here at work. In a couple of cases, she wants me to combine two steps into one. The steps used to be:
1. Open the xxx window.
2. Click the yyy button.
She, rightly, wants it to read:
1. In the xxx window, click the yyy button.
Making sure not to lose that 'c' at the beginning of former-step 2 while combining these steps has been a challenge. I do hope that I've caught them all; saliva's not particularly good for one's computer screen.
(OK, so I'm easily amused; most of you should know that already)
1. Open the xxx window.
2. Click the yyy button.
She, rightly, wants it to read:
1. In the xxx window, click the yyy button.
Making sure not to lose that 'c' at the beginning of former-step 2 while combining these steps has been a challenge. I do hope that I've caught them all; saliva's not particularly good for one's computer screen.
(OK, so I'm easily amused; most of you should know that already)
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Date: 2003-08-08 10:14 am (UTC)You're just an enabler...
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Date: 2003-08-08 11:46 am (UTC)