2000 On Target |
- Sell Me, Don't Tell Me
- Build a Powerful
Presentation
- Make Meetings Matter
- Grammar Trap: Reticent vs. Hesitant
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- From the "On Target" Team
- Deliver a Powerful Presentation
- The Method Behind "On Target" Madness
- Say It Like You Mean It
- Grammar Trap: Amount of vs. Number of
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- Video for
Multi-Media Use
- More Method
Behind Our Madness
- Promote Extension Publications in PSAs
- Grammar Trap:
Honing vs. Homing
(in on)
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- Coming to a Desktop Near You: Streaming Media
- Check It Out: Guidelines Galore
- Three Ways to Improve Photos
- Grammar Trap: Misplaced vs. Well-Placed Modifiers
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- You're Not a Professor
but You Want to Publish
- Three...Two...
One...IMPACT
- Speaker's Kits Make for Better Meetings
- Grammar Trap:
Mute vs. Moot (Point)
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- Web Writing Resource
- Making the Most of Our 888 Number
- Newsletters Made Easier with Publisher
- Grammar Trap: Capital vs. Capitol
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- Masthead Myths
- It's the Words, Dummy!
- Remember Your Audience (& Forget Web Bells and Whistles)
- Grammar Trap: Stationery vs. Stationary
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- Correction: Was It Masthead or Mush-Head?
- Building a User-Centered Web Site
- Publisher Gets Tested on the Web
- How Can This Sentence Be Saved?
- Grammar Trap: Regardless vs. Irregardless
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- When Confidentiality Counts: Word Processing Programs & Confidentiality
- Getting to Know Your Web Site's Greatest Resource
-- Its Users
- Editor or Proofreader -- What's the Difference?
- Grammar Trap: Prefixes vs. Suffixes
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- The Early Web-Development Process
- Speak Up on Voicemail
- Improve Your Email
- Grammar Trap: Childish vs. Childlike
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- Don't Overstretch Your Digital Images
- Perk Up Your Presentation Style
- Eliminating PDF Font Problems
- Grammar Trap: Percent vs. Percentage
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