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  #1 Kofoed Sylvest on 31 Oct 13

   

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  If the client offers to me the project on diskette, I merely insert the diskette [right after operating a virus check, of course] and print out every single report in Microsoft Word and go at it. If no diskette is supplied then I just input the post with my adjustments integrated and take it from there.
  
  Typically, I must redo all or components of an write-up two or three times prior to I get a good feel for it. Then and only then is it sent off to the customer for their assessment.
  
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