Can’t figure out the writer’s intent? Thesaurus to the rescue! Today, in my How To column at Copyediting.com I show you the
Author: Adrienne (scieditor)
An editor of words, mostly those in instructional materials — and mostly on technical subjects such as science.
Context Menus—Productivity Boosters
The context menu is a handy productivity and learning tool in any computer program. Find out more in my How To column at
How to Invoice Your Freelancing Clients
Invoicing might seem like an obvious thing, but there are actually choices, and very few requirements when it comes to
New Page Navigation Options in Word
Got Word 365 or 2019 on a Windows computer? Now there are two more options for moving through a manuscript.
How to Build a Waiting List
Everyone wants you at once. Can you get someone to move a deadline so you don’t have to turn down
How to Avoid Fuzzy Picture Reproduction
Gone are the days of 72 dpi resolution for on-screen images. With today’s HD, 4K, and Retina screens, viewer will think that looks fuzzy. Keep their opinion of your content high with these picture tips!
Brace Yourselves: A New Word Is Coming
Word 2019 has started rolling out. All 365 subscribers will eventually get it, and it’s available as a standalone. Find
Finding Hidden Graphics in Word
G’ah, Word! There’s a graphic here somewhere and I know it!! Today, in my How To column at Copyediting.com, I tell you
Illiteracy Might Surprise You
See the updated post. Only 13% of adults can read and compare two essays. What does that mean for editing?
Understanding Image Rights
Just because content is on public display doesn’t mean it’s in the “public domain.” Learn what that term and 15 others mean in this post.