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MysteryAdmin:
I should probably look in to the spell-check module. There is one available; just not installed.

Of course, if you're using FireFox, I recommend SpellBound.

If you're using IE, I recommend Firefox. :)
 

JIM DOHERTY:
Hi, Bob,

Thanks again for taking this over.

I'm Jim Doherty.  I'm a policeman in a suburb north of Chicago.  Prior to that, I was an officer in a very obscure federal law enforcement agency.  Prior to that, I was an officer in an even more obscure federal law enforcement agency. Prior to that I worked my way through the latter part of college as a reserve cop in Berkeley, CA.  Prior to that, I worked my way through the early part of college as a civilian student aide for the UC Campus Police.

I've written a number of short stories, one collection of true crime articles called Just the Facts - True Tales of Cops & Criminals, a "work-for-hire" e-book for Barnes & Noble called Raymond Chandler - Master of American Noir (hey,Bob, this italicizing tool is neat!), and an unpublished novel called An Obscure Grave.  My website (actually it's not my website; my publisher just provides it for me) is here:

http://www.deadlyserious.com/JimDoherty

I'm a bit heavier at the moment, and, for the time being,  I don't have the mustache.

I've been on the old MWF site for about five years.  I'll be checking in at both places until the old site closes down for good.

Hey, Bob, where's "Police Procedures?"

JIM DOHERTY

MysteryAdmin:

--- Quote from: JIM DOHERTY on October 05, 2006, 02:55:57 AM ---Hey, Bob, where's "Police Procedures?"

JIM DOHERTY

--- End quote ---

Here, under "Life and Death."
 

Jonathon:
Hi, Jon here, from Vancouver, BC, Canada.

I have no problem getting ideas or coming up with character names, but I tend to lose interest around the middle of a book and start a new one.  Something I hope to conquer.

Michele Viney:
Hi Michele from Dublin here aka Nutmeg. I work in the film and television industry in production -  the nitty gritty bit not the glamorous bit. Was an Arts Journalist for eight years and I have finally bit the bullet (sorry awful pun!) and started to write a crime novel - at the moment it is leading me around by the nose so goodness knows where I will end up! Only recently joined MWF's old site so I really am a newbie. Many Many thanks to Bob for saving the site, after I only just found the perfect source of info and support I was glad that I did not have to lose it. It looks pretty cool too considering how new it is - I'm with Andy - lots of buttons to try ;D.

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