[Monkey Face]

*er*

I cheated. I printed it out so I can read it this evening.
I’ve always liked proof-reading, though I’m not too good at it with my own stuff.

[HKMk23]

Whenever I review my own writing, I proofread backwards. This forces my focus onto the individual words and punctuation. I think that’s the only viable method for proofing any written work with which one has a great degree of familiarity. Attempting to proof in normal reading order invites the mind to get caught up with the author’s concepts and ideas, and, as such, tends to create a barrier to noticing the technical minutiae of missed spelling and bad punctuation. This is nowhere more true than when the proofreader and the author are the same person.

[sionnsar]

I’ve always liked proof-reading, though I’m not too good at it with my own stuff.

In that case I have a 700+ page technical standard that needs proof-reading. *\;-)