Thanks again Ms. Annette...

Posted By: newbiemommt on 2008-02-13
In Reply to: Unless you are given specific instructions - Annette

You have been a great help! Thanks so much.

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NAME OF MEDICINE. Sounds like injatony 5 mg a day... - newbiemommt
- next time, check the word board, and the critical MT's - cgmt
- Did you get a job? If so ... - Annette
  - See now I have a different outlook on that. - Jenn
    - Since when is asking for an answer on a test considered using a resource? - deb
      - If it was a specific question where it can be looked up, but it is a S/L. - Jenn
      - Look up "resource" in the dictionary. - newbielw
        In school if U cheated on test, did you consider that - being resoureful? nm
        Splitting semantic hairs - Annette
        Even an "open book" tests requires you to look in your own book, not just as the guy next to y - deb
    - Quickly obvious which MTs dont want to research, - want to do only the easy stuff and leave rest to Q
    - MT may "learn best by asking questions rather than - research" but that just a waste of QA time. nm
      - If QA has to do research MT should do, QA should - get portion of MT pay, since doing MT's work. n
    - What happens when - sm
    - sorry about the typo. I ment best. It's cold down here. - Jenn
  - Thanks Annette... - newbiemommt
    - Unless you are given specific instructions - Annette
      - Thanks again Ms. Annette... - newbiemommt
- More info?.......what is patient diagnosed with - nm
  - dignosed with... - newbiemommt
    - Please tell me you performed spellcheck - NC_MT
      - I totally agree with you, terminology is horrible! - Sallie
  - Post on WORD HELP......you might get - more help....nm

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Thanks Annette...
That's what I thought, so I just decided to leave it blank. You might could answer one question for me though, when you leave a blank, how do you do it? I've been using (***). Is that correct?