Johan, you and I grew up in different generations than did OP. At least in
the US, current education is all about fluff, feel good, and PC, and it has
little to do with learning actual facts or thinking skills.
On the other hand, the cite is limited in scope. It's possible that this
class is exceptional and is about content primarily. A section on tools
would not be out of place in such a class.
Eric Hines
At 05/26/05 14:56, you wrote:
John William Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am going to be writing a White Paper about Openoffice and how it
> compares to the standard Microsoft Office for my professional
> writing class.
This puzzles me. I'd have thought a "professional writing class" is
about content and the tools to make the content permanent hardly
matter.
-- Johan
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