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Proof reading your copies, Monday, May 25, 2009
   
 

Proof reading is one of the most important aspects when it comes to getting quality and clear copies. Proof reading has been into existence for a very long time. Proof reading can also be compared to copy editing but not similar. Proof reading scripts mostly has typographical errors that can be induced by man or by a typing machine. Olden days we didn’t have computers so we need to rely on typewriters that don’t have dictionary suggestions and proof reading had to be done manually. But nowadays if you use MS word most of the spelling errors can be fixed automatically. Proofreading consists of text review on a computerized version or on hard copy on paper for typing errors or formatting errors. Many modern proofreaders are also required to take on some light copy-editing duties, such as checking for grammar and consistency issues. Many copy editors have a university degree, often in journalism, English, or communications.

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