Emphasis Preaching Journal

One of the marvels of the modern computer age is the ease with which we can rework manuscripts to suit ourselves and our readers. There is a means in every word processor by which we may mark even large blocks of text, and move them to wherever we wish, in the current document or any other. We can create two documents at once, if we wish, or call up two existing documents, and switch words, paragraphs or whole sections, from one to the other, back and forth, until what we want to say is clear. We can also do away with our mistakes.