[stylist] Writing and product options

[Lynda Lambert]

Congratulations, Sara. So nice to read of your work with your local 
newspaper. I don't know the answer to your question but I just anted to say 
I am happy to learn of your new job.  Lynda

-----Original Message----- 
From: Sarah Harris via stylist
Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2016 8:26 PM
To: stylist at nfbnet.org
Cc: Sarah Harris
Subject: [stylist] Writing and product options

   Good evening. I started working for the local newspaper yesterday, will 
work there on Fridays, and do some work from home. One thing I am writing is 
about local businesses and will look like a TV guide. It's almost like I'm 
writing commercials, which some something I've never done. The grammar part 
is easy though. I'm also going to write articles about churches in the area. 
What would be a way to record interviews, or would taking notes work better? 
I took notes using my iPhone and focus 40 blue. I had trouble with my 
laptop—something that happens frequently—so I had to write using Word on my 
iPhone. That works until you make a mistake. I email the articles to 
advertising or the editor. I need a way to have a notes file and article 
file open and switch between them. Is a notetaker a good option? I would 
appreciate any suggestions for writing about the businesses. Thank you. 
Sarah


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