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>This tweaking will also bring you one step closer
>to "thinking like a programmer" ... coding end because
>that helps me determine what information to leave out,
>which to put in, and how to present it in my docs.
What if your readers aren't programmers?
They don't approach using an application like a programmer does.
Wouldn't you say that a programmer revels in learning really complex
applications and squeezing out the last drop of feature, and a
non-programmer wants to get from point A to Point Z with no wish to
learn the guts of an application, only what they need to do their job?
John Posada
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