Comments on: The Power of the Written Word http://www.caddmanager.com/CMB/2010/07/the-power-of-the-written-word/ Practical, proven insight into CADD Management from Mark W. Kiker Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:07:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: CADDManager http://www.caddmanager.com/CMB/2010/07/the-power-of-the-written-word/comment-page-1/#comment-9702 CADDManager Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:32:06 +0000 http://www.caddmanager.com/CMB/?p=1905#comment-9702 Jennifer, Thanks for the catch... I went back and fixed it. I think automatic spell checkers have made me even worse. I think that the spelling is correct because it shows no errors. Spell check did not find the "don;t" errors and since "correspondents" is a word - it ran right past it. Thanks Mark Jennifer,

Thanks for the catch…

I went back and fixed it. I think automatic spell checkers have made me even worse. I think that the spelling is correct because it shows no errors. Spell check did not find the “don;t” errors and since “correspondents” is a word – it ran right past it.

Thanks

Mark

]]> By: Jennifer http://www.caddmanager.com/CMB/2010/07/the-power-of-the-written-word/comment-page-1/#comment-9700 Jennifer Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:13:36 +0000 http://www.caddmanager.com/CMB/?p=1905#comment-9700 Don't forget proofreading. If it's an important document, let someone else proofread it for you. They may catch something you don't. And don't rely on spell check to catch all of your mistakes. I found three errors in this post alone. You use correspondents when the proper word is correspondence and improperly punctuated the word "don't" twice. I know no one likes the "grammar police" but, if you want to be taken seriously, your spelling and grammar need to be perfect. Don’t forget proofreading. If it’s an important document, let someone else proofread it for you. They may catch something you don’t. And don’t rely on spell check to catch all of your mistakes. I found three errors in this post alone. You use correspondents when the proper word is correspondence and improperly punctuated the word “don’t” twice.
I know no one likes the “grammar police” but, if you want to be taken seriously, your spelling and grammar need to be perfect.

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