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10 Boilerplates and Where to Store Them

Posted by on Feb 7, 2011 in proposal writing, technical writing | 0 comments

10 Boilerplates and Where to Store Them

Tweet Technical documentation and proposals have bits and pieces that can be recycled and used over-and-over again.  It’s like the old saying goes, “Why reinvent the wheel.”  If you have written pieces and figures that you can reuse, then do it.  These recycled pieces are called “boilerplates.” However, you have to ensure that you don’t use them without ensuring that it works in the documents.   Here are ten boilerplates...

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Boilerplates Can Make Writing Proposals a Breeze

Posted by on Jan 14, 2010 in proposal writing | 0 comments

Tweet After writing a few proposals, you will eventually figure out that it’s easier if you recycle bits and pieces, so that you can reuse them in upcoming ones. It will help your proposal writing efforts to be easier and faster than having to rewrite the same information over and over again. This can be helped by using boilerplates. As you may have guessed, boilerplates are snippets of text that can be reused as many as times as you...

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