Re: Why don't technical writer's do case studies?

[Brad Jensen <brad -at- elstore -dot- com>]

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From: "Carey Jennifer (Cry)" <jennifer -dot- carey -at- cdi -dot- cerberus -dot- ch>
> I'll add my own entry:
>
> keep all comments made by reviewers in an archive at least until
the
> document has been officially released. Also, whenever you make
significant
> changes to your own document involving deleting or rewriting,
save the old
> version. (I personally get into these maniacal "organisation
time" moods
> where I have this compulsive urge to thow out everything I think
I might not
> need. I learned this particular lesson the hard way more times
than I care
> to admit).
>
> Jennifer

What kinds of documents do you want to save? DOCS obviously. XLS?
PDF?

Brad Jensen





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