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Doesn't the answer have a direct relationship to what you are working
with?
What are you working with? What is the subject? The header and footer
helps you find content. Based on your content, that determines your
header and footer. The only thing that is for sure is that it has a
page number of some type...probably.
--- Shampa <shampa -at- quantum-bso -dot- com> wrote:
> I am new to tech writing I like to know, what are the information
> should
> ideally be present in Header and Footer of a user guide.
>
> According to me,
> Header can include: Company Logo, system name, example :xyz system
> and Page number.
> Footer: date ,example Jan 2005 and name of the user guide, example
> abc user guide.
>
> What you guyz think about information(mandatory) to be included in
> Header and footer.
=====
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
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