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Saturday, December 03, 2011

Human handwritten proofreading marks

http://creativeservices.iu.edu/resources/guide/marks.shtml has a nice collection of human proofreading marks.

Some are irrelevant to pen or touch tablet computers - why mark that a period should inserted, when you can just do it?

But some might be usefully considered for use as commands in a pen driven text editing system

Possibly also for depiction of edits and revisions.
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Unknown said...

The structure of a sentence is important, for that to understand the meaning you want to emphasize to your writing. Many people do not care to proofread their own work. Some are really don't have concern to the importance of proofreading. Marj of GoProofreading.com reviews.

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