Re: Another Newbie question about procedures

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

You have hit the 'nail on the  head'.

There are multiple decisions to be made in describing the ending  of a 
process of making changes.

The OK, Cancel, Save, Save and Exit, More  changes, Apply, etc. decisions.

Not knowing what the steps were that were  before the OK/Cancel, it is 
difficult to 
actually determine what was  intended.

All 'procedures'/'processes' should have one entry point and  one exit point.

Was the document a 'users guide' or a design  document?

Would it be understood by a novice engineer just coming into  the 
company/environment, or only by experienced engineers.

Harry  


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