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Many writiers have difficulty proofreading their own work because the eye/brain tends to overlook what it has written or it self-corrects. Therefore, it is best to proofread outloud either by reading aloud while alone or with a friend - while you readwith each of you holding a copy of the text. By reading aloud I mean not only reading the words outloud but also reading the punctuation outload. For example: "For example colon open parens (or open parnetheses)..." You get the idea. Remember, spell check is not your friend.
Consulted my friend, a former college professor and current writer/editor ...and my own professional experience proofreading
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make use of some good reference it helps lot
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* Read outloud
* Read slowly
* Point at each word as you read
* Proof for each of the following separately: spelling, spaces, word usage, font sizes, punctuation, grammer, etc.
* Double check proper names and little words, "or", "it", "as", etc.
* Make sure the text answers all the questions you can think of
* Double check any math
* Proof when your rested
* Have good lighting
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