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Flexible texts: Computer editing in the study of writing

Word processing may generate more than letter-perfect copy. When students use the editing capacities of microcomputers to the fullest, their efforts at reordering and deleting may provide insight into developmental differences in the writer's ability to create coherent texts.

Dennis Palmer Wolf | D. Wolf

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