Dear Proud TWIN members,

I am a new member to TWIN family, and wanted to know that which is the best/appropriate tool for Data visualization..?
my requirement is something like graph options in Excel..!

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Priyadarshana Kuppalli

anybody suggest me some good books to sharpen technical writing skills

I have written a post for people who want to start a career in technical writing and looking for useful information about how to get started.

See the following link to read my post:

http://sreejithsblog.blogspot.in/2013/06/getting-into-technical-writing.html

Few days ago, one of my students wanted to know how to create numbered headings in Word. When I was thinking of a topic to blog today, this topic came to my mind. Below are the steps for creating numbered headings.

1.From Home tab under Styles, Click Heading1.
2.Now from Paragraph group, click Multilevel List dropdown.
3.From the Multilevel list dropdown select your desired format.

All the headings in the Styles gallery will now have a number prefixed to the style preview.

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The first session I attended on day 2 was about Videos as a genre in Technical Communication. This paper was presented by Nabaneeta Sarkar and Faraaz Mohiuddin.

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• Videos capture attention and create curiosity
• Result in faster transfer of skills
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