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Do you know any MTs who use Word for their platform?

Posted By: Is that a productive platform at Keystrokes? on 2007-07-27
In Reply to: The ever-dreaded Meditech, which is not as bad as everyone led me to believe on here. nm - ME

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    Did  a search, did not come up with any.  TIA


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    Here is one post from a couple days back:

    Posted By: Amphion on 2005-12-02

    To all of us trying our hardest to grab our work when it is available, and then still only make 24 bucks a day because of the garbage platform.

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    In Word..
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    Still no word.....sm

    Patience is not one of my greatest virtues! lol  Anyway, if someone gets a response from Editors Wanted, could you email me please?  Thanks!


    Take MY word for it, -
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    Controlling.
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