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Tech Tools for Writers – Write smarter

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1	Tech tools for writers
2	Approaches to self-editing
3	Self-editing tools for writers
4	Advantages of editing tools
5	Limitations of editing tools

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5	Write and edit efficiently with word’s quick access toolbar
6	Can using editing tools ımprove your writing?
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9	Won’t think for you
10	Won’t fix ıt for you
11	Won’t do the footwork for you
12	How to use editing tools
13	The fastest way to build an online home
14	Omit needless words with a macro
15	How to add a macro to word
16	ımprove your writing with macros
17	Enable word to run macros
18	How to run a macro in word
19	Writers, editors, and money
20	How to automate writing and editing tasks
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5	What are macros?
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2	This post first appeared on June 17, 2015 at The Book Designer and on July 15, 2015 at Beyond Paper Editing.
3	Image by Steve Snodgra***
4	Updated October 7, 2017
5	Image by Prashant Ram
6	*Karen Woodward calls this macro the AddWords macro because you can add any list of words that you want the macro to find. The first version of this macro was written by Roger Mortis, revised by Subcortical, modified for writing by Karen Woodward, tweaked by Jami Gold, and further tweaked by me, making it a true community effort.
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8	Macros for Editors (3)
9	Image by Matt Scott
10	*Macros are tiny programs that can make writing and editing tasks more efficient and accurate. Some macros can help you to see things in your writing that you wouldn’t otherwise see. If you're a Mac user, see this tutorial for enabling macros in Word 2011.
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14	Your Money or Your Life
15	Macros for Editors (2)
16	Making Word 2010 Work for You
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2	Note: We used the Hemingway app and Perfect** Pro 3 to edit this article.

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10	Can Using Editing Tools Improve Your Writing?	text
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