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You mean "You" can't. I'll determine what I can do and how best to do it
without jeopardizing my past clients.
> 1. You cannot provide internal documents as samples without a release.
> 2. You cannot provide classified documents as samples without a release.
> 3. You cannot provide documentation written for a specific client and
no-one else without a release.
> 4. You can provide any document that has been published and is publicly
available, whether online or print, without release under fair use.
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
john -at- tdandw -dot- com
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