drizzlein/writing

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Tips to create excellent navigation in and out of a document using Open Office.

From the page: "The technical press seems to be obsessed with money: great software is whatever sells ad space and trade show booths. The remnants of the old new economy produce chiefly press releases. The first artistically-successful hypertexts are almost 15 years old (and still very much in print), and they've inspired an impressive array of books, essays, articles, and dissertations, but a generation of talented young scholars finds itself with no place to publish. Criticism has stalled, and critical standards are dismal."

From the page: "Why LimeExchange?

LimeExchange offers you the best talent marketplace to shop for outsourcing work. Register and post your projects for free, and start receiving bids. Detailed profile, community ratings and past feedback help get a well-rounded picture of a provider's skills. You can ask a few shortlisted bidders to execute a Proof of Concept/Pilot project before awarding the complete assignment. LimeExchange protects you from unscrupulous service providers through Project Escrow. Easy to use collaboration tools help you execute the project seamlessly. Use your trusted network to hire the best.
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Print on demand publishing service from Australia.

From the page: "When the spoken word is not heard; we inevitably turn to the letter, the written word:

The Image Of Sound."