Writing Question

<p>Yeah, that might be worth a post.</p><p><br></p><p>Short version is I went back to school in 1993 to study software development. Met a professor who was working on turning a Visual Basic course for beginners into a book, and he asked me to tech edit it. And then help write it. And then just write it. We went on to write several books together; Windows, Office, and development-related. I had created an email newsletter for the teachers, who asked for it to be expanded to their students, who asked for it to be expanded to anyone. And created a website. And <span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">then I got a job at San Francisco startup as a webmaster and writer. I created the content management system that we used on our sites. When that company fell apart, I hooked up with WUGNET, created the SuperSite for Windows and then was hired by Duke Publishing, which made Windows NT Magazine. </span></p><p><br></p><p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Basically I intended to be a developer. Became a book writer (and still did development). And then became a magazine and then web writer. I kept writing books too for the most part. </span></p>