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The queen was right. All is lost if you do not make a memorandum of the results. This chapter describes the tools needed to help you prepare for technical communication. Suggested formats for technical memos and technical reports are presented. Guidelines for proper writing in general as well as specific to technical memoranda are given. Graphical presentation is discussed. Also, guidelines for oral technical presentations are summarized.

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