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Are you editing your student's papers?
Are you editing your student's papers? If not, why are you insisting they submit them in a proprietary format that requires an editor to read them? When I hand out a memo at a meeting, I don't ask that attendees use a typewriter to read it :-)
Are you editing your student's papers?
Agreed on the PDF requirement. I got tired of dealing with .doc, .wps, .rtf formats so I only accept PDF files. For Windows, I've found CutePDF (http://www.cutepdf.com) to be simple to install and use.
Are you editing your student's papers?
I've thought about using the annotation tools in Preview, but found them a bit limiting when I tried to use them for editing a late draft of a colleague's paper.
Are you editing your student's papers?
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