More about Features for Writing Right Users
You are invited to explore the following features for the community of Writing Right
users. theyare aimed at helping you
write better with Writing Right:
the Writing Right Newsletter
The Writing Right Newsletter brings you all the latest news, writing tips
and tricks, ideas for how to use Writing Right to improve your writing,
questions and comments submitted by Writing Right users and Electricka's
visitors, ETAF's answers, and lots more—all aimed at
helping you write better, more effective prose, quicker and easier.
You don't have to
purchase Writing Right to know what's going on. Subscribe to ETAF's
Writing Right newsletter now
and you'll automatically start receiving e-mailings:
- Subscribe now to receive the Writing Right Newsletter. Visit Electricka's
Email Center:
click here.
writing right users discussion group
The Writing Right Users discussion group is one of Electricka's Forums.
If you are a member of the Writing Right user community, you'll want to investigate this
discussion group. It's designed expressly with you in mind.
Join and
exchange your Writing Right experiences with other users. Help other users help
themselves:
- Discover ways to use Writing Right to write more effectively and
efficiently.
- Learn more about how to use and exploit Writing Right software.
- Get tips on how to get more writing help from Writing Right.
- Exchange writing tips and ideas.
- Discuss
Writing Right pros and cons,
experiences, or issues.
- Introduce and debate your ideas for new features you would like to
see in future
versions of the product.
- Share with other Writing Right users what you know about Writing Right. Help others
get the most out of Writing Right.
- Introduce any relevant topic for discussion.
- Volunteer to help others by answering their questions.
At the Writing Right discussion group you can get help with your writing
problems from other writers and from The Muse Of Language Arts:
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Ask a specific question about a specific writing problem.
For example,
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Should I add the word "to" before the verb "improve" in the
sentence, "Writing Write will help you improve your writing."
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Which
of the three following words is correct? "all right," "allright," or
"alright?"
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Does
the quotation mark in “alright?” in the preceding example belong before
or after the question mark?
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Should I write, “an email” or “a email?”
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Address a particular writing topic or a recurring
writing problem. For example, "How do I handle a quote within a quote?"
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Seek
advice about how to improve your personal writing technique generally.
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Get
suggestions on other places to go for additional help with writing.
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Ask for names of places to obtain formal writing
education, books on writing, or other source materials.
Visit the Writing Right Users discussion group:
click here.
writing aids for writers
& authors
Writing Aids For Writers & Authors is a feature at Electricka's web site that lists writing resources of
general interest. You need not be a Writing Right user to take
advantage of these resources.
These resources can help all authors and writers improve their writing with
Writing Right because they provide opportunities to interact, explore,
learn, and develop writing skills, no matter what writing aids they employ.
- Visit the page called Writing Aids For Writers & Authors:
click here.
Electricka's Resource Shelf
There's no shortage of publications, web sites, educational
institutions, and other kinds of resources that offer a variety of
different kinds of opportunities for you to improve your writing. Many
of these are listed on Electricka's Resource Shelf, a feature at
Electricka's web site.
Electricka's Resource Shelf is a compendium of all sorts of arts-related
resources, including many for writers. With its help you will be able to
identify the writing resources you want to consult and then visit, contact,
or obtain them, whether they are online or at physical locations.
Here's a smattering of some of the different kinds of resources
listed in the compendium:
- Web sites.
- Books.
- Software.
- Bookstores.
- Libraries.
- Educational institutions.
- Pages at
Electricka's web site.
- Look for writing resources on Electricka's Resource Shelf:
click here.
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