[srd]

Thanks everyone for the help.

An additional reason formatting the draft matters concerns the ways the
layout affects the writer, both practically and psychologically.
Practically, because sometimes you want to see as much of the document as
possible. This may help with continuity of exposition. Psychologically,
people differ in how the way the look of the progressing draft affects
their writing.

On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 00:39:45 -0700, John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word
Macintosh] wrote:

But I guess the only time that formatting of the draft matters at all is
if you intend to hand-correct the manuscript
--
Stephen R. Diamond