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Punctuation – helping make sense of the written world

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Happy Punctuation Day! I love punctuation. It helps make sense of the written world around us. Let’s face it, English is not one of the easiest languages to wrap your head around – there are 1000s of rules, and for each rule there’s an exception (or 12). And without punctuation the task of accurately communicating

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More Than A Typist

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Simply because someone has an amazing typing speed of over 100 words per minute does not necessarily mean they will be a good transcriptionist. Certainly speed helps, especially in a busy work environment, but other factors come into play as well. A good transcriptionist can turn an average or good document into an excellent one

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Origin of Standard Page sizes

Ever wondered why sometimes your printed documents look unbalanced on the page—only to find the printer settings on your software defaults to Letter? Well, that’s probably because your software was designed in, and primarily for, the American market. However, in Australia—and almost every other country outside the Americas—the standard page size is A4. But why

Abbreviations, Acronyms and Initialisms – Revealing the True Meaning

Shortened forms of words and phrases abound in our language: contractions, abbreviations, acronyms and initialisms. When the abridged form is spoken, most people understand what is meant, so much so that many acronyms have become recognised words in their own right (eg, Qantas, laser, scuba, to identify just a few). However, when it comes to

Punctuation – helping make sense of the written world

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Origin of Standard Page sizes

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