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Jonny Benjamin wondered: <<Does anyone have an idea for implementing
a feedback mechanism, maybe something similar to Microsoft's "Was
This Information Useful?" section at the bottom of this example page:
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/morefun/createmasks.mspx
I need it for the pages in my WebHelp Pro online help.>>
Coincidentally, the July/August 2006 issue of STC's _Intercom_
contains Jeremy Webb's article "Obtaining user feedback" (p. 14-17),
which contains exactly the answer you need. If you're not a member,
it should be easy to get a copy via inter-library loan, or by
borrowing that issue from a local STC member.
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