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Editdoc |
- Help you refine your document into a coherent, understandable
journal article.
- Increase the readability of your documents, manuscripts and
personal papers.
- Allow you to publish technical and non-technical articles in a
wider range of prestigious journals.
- Increase your reading audience to include English speakers.
- Editdoc English Editing includes
- editing for spelling, grammar, readability and cogency so your
readers will understand your important points.
- Editdoc English Editing can
- edit your peer review responses to ensure
that you and your reviewer understand each other.
- Editdoc English Editing will
- re-edit journal articles at a reduced price when journals
require changes after peer review.
- Editdoc English Editing has
- been operating since 1995 editing many different topics,
including economics, biochemistry, genetics, linguistics, engineering and physics, with a special emphasis on
medical/veterinary topics. The types of documents include
letters, memos, and technical journal articles.
- Document editing is priced by the
page according to the following format:
- Double-spaced,
22-24 lines per page
- 12
point, Times New Roman (or similar) font
- 1
inch (2.5 cm) margins
- 8.5
x 11 inch (215 x 280 mm) letter size page
- 1.
Electronic editing
US$35.00/page
(corrections highlighted)-
- Manuscripts sent as Microsoft Word
documents will be corrected directly onto the electronic document
with corrections highlighted for your review. You can easily
see any document changes and accept or reject them with a click of
the mouse.
- 2. Electronic editing
US$35.00/page
(corrections not highlighted)-
- If you do not use Microsoft Word, but I can
convert your document into the Microsoft Word format, corrections
can still be made electronically. However, depending on the
word processing program you use, the corrections
may not be highlighted.
- 3. Hard copy editing
US$35.00/page
+$20.00 scanning fee
- When I cannot convert your electronic
document into the Microsoft Word format, corrections will be
written directly onto a printed version. You would then need
to transfer the changes to your electronic version.
The edited copy will be scanned into the computer and returned to
you as
a PDF document.
- Documents should be submitted as a
Microsoft Word document attached to an email and sent to the email
address below. If this is not possible for you, please
contact me at the same email address so we can work out other arrangements.
Dr. Pamela Zaber
editdoc@editdoc.com
825 NW 45th Terrace
Gainesville, FL 32605-4591
USA
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I have been a veterinarian
for fifteen years and have expertise in reading and writing
technical articles. Being a native English speaker with a
writing and scientific background, I can edit technical, business
and personal documents clearly, even when the author may be
struggling with English as his or her second language.
In my eight years as an editor for English grammar and usage, I have
specialized in documents relating to the medical and veterinary
fields. However, I also have edited numerous documents and
manuscripts for very satisfied, repeat customers in the fields of
economics, genetics, linguistics, statistics and computer
technology.
When will I receive my
edited document?
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Editing time will depend upon
the document's length and how many changes are needed.
Turnaround time can range from 1 day to 7 or 8 days.
How do I pay my editing
bill?
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Payment is due upon receipt
of your edited document. You may pay in US dollars via an
international postal money order, a check drawn on a bank with a
branch within the US, or through the PayPal service (a secure
email payment service available in many countries).
What if there are parts of
the manuscript which the editor does not understand?
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If I have questions about what the author is trying to convey in a sentence or passage, I
will return the edited manuscript with additional notes or
suggestions about the area in question.
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Andrew
J. Rapoff, PhD (bioengineering professor)
Robert Lait (artist)
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