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This makes no sense. Switching to a larger font size doesn't increase the speed of your work or the length of your work. It simply means you used a larger font and double spaced. And if you're typing something for publication or even school work, they go by word count, NOT by page count.
If this was meant as a joke, sorry.
Joanne from Berkeley, MO | Tips Published: 42
10:09 AM, January 06, 2007 PST |
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I think what they meant was it encourages you to work towards filling up the page. I once had a prof who wanted papers typed in size 10 font. I forgot to change the font size back and typed a two page paper in size ten. When I realized what I'd done, I switched it back: 1pg./single sp./10ft=about 3pg/double sp./12ft. I did it intentionally on another paper and wound up "tricking" myself into getting a required length faster.
Khara from Harrisburg, PA | Tips Published: 2
04:14 PM, January 06, 2007 PST |
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I am OCD about a writer using "your" when they mean you're. I suppose it is the teacher in me, and I know I make errors if I am in a hurry. I think perhaps the website should edit those errors...
Carla from Knifley, Kentucky | Tips Published: 2
09:50 PM, January 07, 2007 PST |
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Good catch, Carla. Our editors clearly missed an obvious error. The tip details have been updated and now correctly read 'you are'. Thanks for the note! Hope you enjoy the site.
Nathan from Omaha, NE | Tips Published: 8
10:29 PM, January 07, 2007 PST |
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