Don't take chances with that paper, article, or book you just spent all that energy putting together.

Before you consider it perfect, you will want to have someone check for spelling errors, punctuation and other typos.

As a proofreader, I will check your document for all those little things that you keep reading right over.

Unfortunately, when you are the writer, you sometimes miss what is right in front of your eye, because you expect it to look just the way you want it to.

As a proofreader, I will not be looking to make a bunch of changes to your hard work.  I will just be checking spelling and punctuation.

Having someone else take a second look at your material will offer you the comfort and knowledge that you have given your work the extra edge it deserves.

 To read in order to detect and mark errors to be corrected in a printer's proof, copy, etc.

 To prepare, alter, and correct anything for presentation, such as a publication, a speech, or a film; to compile for an edition.  In computer science, to make changes, as additions or deletions, or a file or document.

Webster's Deluxe Edition Dictionary & Thesaurus (Copyright 2001)